Don’t work. Be hated. Love someone. (2008)
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Don’t work. Be hated. Love someone. (2008)
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Re: Don’t work. Be hated. Love someone. (2008)
#2I know there are a lot of you, just like me, will graduate in a month. May we never have to work.
Re: Don’t work. Be hated. Love someone. (2008)
#3I feel like I have wasted the last 7 years of my life..working. FML
Re: Don’t work. Be hated. Love someone. (2008)
#4but does it really make sense loving someone when you are not loved back? that is hard work. and it hurts. but i just might got it all wrong.
Re: Don’t work. Be hated. Love someone. (2008)
#5I didn't pick up "don't get a job". I heard, "don't do something that feels like work". I 100% agree, life is far too short to spend most of your time being miserable.
Re: Don’t work. Be hated. Love someone. (2008)
#6Does it count as work, if you love it?
Does it count as a job, if it's freelancing?
Does it count as a job, if it's in a company you own 30%+ of?
These are important questions. I agree in principle, but I wonder where people draw the line between work and play.
Re: Don’t work. Be hated. Love someone. (2008)
#7That's a remarkably concise and honest address.
Having spent some time "making a living" as a field technician I can completely agree with what the speaker said about killing yourself day by day, all the while pretending you are saving up for some magical future. It's living death, and the fact that the majority of people around you are engaged in that same decay doesn't make it any better.
I've been happier, healthier, and more productive figuring out a way to support myself from my pastimes than slogging through "work" hoping to spare an hour of energy at the end of the day for what I truly care about.
Re: Don’t work. Be hated. Love someone. (2008)
#8"Find something you enjoy doing. Do it. Over and over again. You will become good at it for two reasons: you like it, and you do it often. Soon, that will have value in itself."
By this logic, a full third of the workforce ought to be professional gamers...
Re: Don’t work. Be hated. Love someone. (2008)
#9I feel like I have wasted the last 7 years of my life..working. FML
better knock it off before you say the same in another 7 years.
Re: Don’t work. Be hated. Love someone. (2008)
#10Does it count as work, if you love it? Does it count as a job, if it's freelancing? Does it count as a job, if it's in a company you own 30%+ of? These are important questions. I agree in principle, but I wonder where people draw the line between work and play.
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