Tag: Love your work

Love Is Healing

by Bright Osadiaye, posted in Health & Well-Being

Love is acceptance.

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“Love is wholeness- and love is healing.”– Robert Holden, PhD

Love is ready for you. Open yourself to it. Invite love into your life. We need love to go through difficult times. Love knows no boundaries. It connects everyone together. Love does not separate us. It brings the world together. If you want to attract love into your life, you must master the art of love.

“What we love, we respect.”

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What we love, we trust. What we love, respect. What we love, we protect. What we love, we celebrate. What we love, we heal. What we love, we nourish. What we love, we promote.

But you can’t love others without loving yourself. You are first. You should love yourself first. If you don’t love yourself, you can’t love others.

Love is action. If you love someone, show it to the person. If you love yourself, show it to yourself. Don’t preach love, show love. Live your love. Breathe your love. And love yourself, no matter what.

Love is not about preaching; it is about accepting. It is about accepting yourself, no matter how you look. Where there is no acceptance, there is no love. Love cannot survive in an environment where people are not respected. Love cannot survive a place where people live in fear. If you want to cast out fear, just love. Love casts out fear.

Love is about you, not about them. The only way to love others is to love yourself.

What you do, do with all your might

by Bright Osadiaye, posted in Personal Development
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To enjoy your work is to love it. If you don’t love what you do, you can’t be happy doing it. Friend, whatever it is that you do for a living, take it seriously. It matters. What you do matters. Take pride in what you do. It does not matter what you do. What matters is you feel about it. What matters is how you are doing your job. What matters is what the job is giving you.

In the words of Marcus Tullius Cicero, “Whatever you do, do it with all your might.” Whether you are a CEO or a cleaner, your job matters. Respect what you do, and you will find happiness in it.

People are not happy with their jobs because they don’t believe in what they are doing. They don’t believe in their jobs. The CEO’s job is not better than yours. If you think so, think again.

If you want to make your own job meaningful, change how you think, see, and do your job. Everything is all about perception. If you think your job is bad, it is bad. If you think your job is the best, it is the best. Make your job the best, and you will enjoy it.