Why some people don’t care about mission and meaning in their work? Where is that level of consciousness that brings you to that thought? From my personal experience I concluded that it is almost impossible to get to that level of thinking, when you live in a survival mode. By a survival mode I mean that the person hardly meets his or her basic physical needs, which are housing, food, bills. It is very hard to think about changing the world, when you are homeless or hungry,

There is a common belief that in order to succeed we have to work hard. This was the principle I used to live by but some time ago I realized it is not always true. To prove that just think of how many people are actually working really hard but are unhappy and struggling to survive. There should be something else behind this hard work. I believe it is an inspiration and passion in your work that make you successful and when you love what you do, it never feels like work at a

I was disconnected from the business I do for the last ten years until this year happened. It is not like I was not passionate about growing it - yes, I was, otherwise, it would not grow, since the entrepreneur's passion works as a fuel to start something. However, I was never too much passionate about cleaning industry itself, I didn't really know how to clean myself. There was a feeling, that I am just doing business, make it grow and this is the whole point and it does not

I had a setting in my mind that since I consider myself to be an introvert, it is okay for me to see a mess around, because I just don't pay attention and it doesn't bother me like it usually works for other people I met. Although I usually noticed the difference when someone else cleaned or organized my house. The problem is that since I underestimated the value of the outer order, I could rapidly turn this back on into the mess. I just did not think it is important as so ma