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What is your opinion? Do you work for life or live for work?


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What is your opinion? Do you work for life or live for work? Thu May 15, 2008 22:56 pm  What is your opinion? Do you work for life or live for work?
 

hi my friends! this is very interesting question. As for the same issue, please imagine do you eat for living or do you live for eating?? yes, the answer's definitely eat for living. In this case, I better choose "work to live" Very HappyVery HappyVery Happy It's a joke.
In my opinion, at the moment Im very young so I have a lot of time. Therefore I dont need to decide working for life or live for work. The most importance things for me now is to gain experiences as much as I can.
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What is your opinion? Do you work for life or live for work? Tue Jun 03, 2008 13:59 pm  What is your opinion? Do you work for life or live for work?
 

In my opinion, I think it's just matter of agening... As you get older you get more tasks, obligations, problems etc etc... So I think when you're older, you only live to work and to support your family at one point (unless you don't have one :/)
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What is your opinion? Do you work for life or live for work? Wed Jun 04, 2008 21:40 pm  What is your opinion? Do you work for life or live for work?
 

The older you get, the easier it should be for you to support your family and deal with your problems and complete your tasks, etc. It all depends on what your goals. Most people never think about creating a system that generates value for other people. The vast majority earn their living by trading their time for money. As soon as they stop working, they stop getting paid.
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