The Meaning Of Life
1 April 2002
If I ever hit my stride with this web site design stuff, you’ll see a switch to some content that I believe is relevant to far too many employees today – namely, where is the meaning in what I do all day every day? Many people truly do hang their dreams in their cars as they park at their workplaces each morning. They retrieve those dreams upon returning to the car late in the day – exhausted – too tired at night to do anything but continue dreaming. Life and work don’t have to be this way, but apparently the phenomenon is worldwide. Take a minute and read this review:
Trying to Fake It in a World Where Work Is Unfulfilling. Laurent Cantet’s moody portrait of an unemployed businessman silently suffering in the anxious limbo between jobs is a gloomy meditation on what many of us mean today when we talk about work. By Stephen Holden. [New York Times: Movies]
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