By Sakuji Tanaka,
In Japan, we place great importance on the value of work. Whatever we
are called to do, we should do it to the very best of our abilities,
with dignity and with pride. Whether the job is running a country or
shining shoes, there is honor in every vocation.
I grew up embracing this belief, but I had never stopped to contemplate it. One day, in my third year in Rotary, we had a speaker at our club who talked about the purpose of one’s livelihood. He asked, why do we work hard? What is the importance of our work?
Read more ...
I grew up embracing this belief, but I had never stopped to contemplate it. One day, in my third year in Rotary, we had a speaker at our club who talked about the purpose of one’s livelihood. He asked, why do we work hard? What is the importance of our work?
Read more ...
No comments:
Post a Comment