The
attitudes you developed toward work as an adolescent most often endure for a lifetime.
Some adolescents want to avoid work while others seek out employment. Those who
to have a positive attitude toward work as teenagers tend to make better
adjustments to the changes life requires during the decades of the forties and
fifties.
For some adults, mid-life necessitates
redefining specific goals for working. More than a few men and women reach mid-life
and conclude they have been chasing the wind, as Solomon pointed out in
Ecclesiastes 4:6. The attitude you possess toward work determines in part
whether you come to judge your life's toil as meaningful or meaningless.
Without
Christ Jesus giving direction to your life, what you achieve can be seen as
pointless and ultimately worthless. Change must include an evaluation of your
attitude toward work, the objectives you've achieved and whether you believe
work is God's gift to you. God is at work in your life to show you his way and
what you can be for him and others.
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