The Pathless Path: Imagining a New Story For Work and Life (The Pathless Path Collection Book 1)

by Paul Millerd

They learn to sidestep the manipulative manager, or like me, change jobs every couple of years, plan vacations, stay busy, and get drunk during the weekend. Play this game long enough without becoming too burned out and you might end up getting promoted.

I highlighted this. Convicting.

the longer we spend on a path that isn’t ours, the longer it takes to move towards a path that is.

Highlighted this too.

This is why I believe that the “real work of your life” is searching for the things you want to commit to and that make your life meaningful.