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Chris Bailey

Rosa, I love the clarity you bring to the distinction between work and job. They truly are two different concepts that can propel us in different directions.

You've also answered the question of whether it's possible to bring an intentional work to a job. Even in the midst of doing something that doesn't immediately appear to be connected to our intentional livelihood, we can still find our soulful work.

Wonderful post! This series makes my Tuesdays all the more special.

Rosa Say

Thank you Chris. "Soulful work" is (and forever will be) a phrase I have always associated with you, and it is such a direct hit to the aloha within us: It is a fabulous language of intention of your creation (and quite a profound one).

Words are so powerful, and when we can attach meaningful ones to our own personal intentions it begins to seem that the world conspires in our favor in a plethora of unforeseen ways.

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