If your hobby is to cook, you are not a professional chef who works in a restaurant.
If your job is to cook, you are making money off doing it. But you don’t have to love it. If you don’t like it, you can change to another job.
If your career is to cook, your job is automatically cooking. Now you’d better love it. If not, you will suffer.
A career is a job you want to do again and again, better and better. For life.
What’s your vocation?
You don’t have to have a vocation. But if you do, you are so lucky.
Vocation is something you have to do not because you can make money out of it. It’s something you want to do because you love it. It’s the feeling you get when you do it. It’s the person you are being when you are doing it.
Vocation is something you do it just because you are less yourself if you don’t do it.
It’s something you just have to do it because you have no other choice. You do it no matter that.
It’s the love drama you have with the universe: you stick together with this one thing through sick and health, thick and thin.
It’s a commitment, needs no paper to make the bond official, no approval from others.
It’s private, and sacred.
Not everyone is lucky enough to have a vocation.
Treasure yours.
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