There is not a single one of us with a job that is not completely reliant in some way shape or form on others.
Fortunately, problems are an everyday part of our life. Consider this: If there were no problems, most of us would be unemployed.
If there were no problems, most of us would be unemployed.
All businesses and jobs depend on a vast number of people, often unnoticed and unthanked, without which nothing really gets done. They are all human and deserve respect and gratitude.
Neither of us are workaholics. I think the key thing is to accept that if you only exist through what you do, then you become what you do, and this is very wrong.
Work is like a drug. I'm jonesing for more. It's gotten more addictive than I had realized. I get anxious when I have nothing to do now.
I ain't got a job cause I ain't got a car, so I'm looking for a girl with a job and a car.
More than 54,000 jobs in the region are dependent upon the Port of Philadelphia alone.
I keep a fairly strict diet. My job depends on it.
The world that we live in is full of distractions and pleasures that pull us away from a spiritual life. Even our jobs which are a very necessary and important part of our lives can end up being the altar at which we pray. They consume most of our waking hours and provide the income on which we are dependent in order to take care of our families.
