Konversly Speaking: Are you in it for the money?

The question above is simply asking why we get up every day to go to work. It's about what moves us.

Are you money-hungry?

Are you power-hungry?

Are you driven by money?

Why do we do what we do professionally? Certainly, it is hard to find just one reason. In the same manner, it is virtually impossible to choose one day as the most important day in your life.

Every day is important for your growth as a person.

Another universal truth is that we can’t change the past or the future, so what we have is now.

Here are two opinions about the past and the future:

You can't change the future, but you can shape it.

The past can haunt you if you have skeletons in your closet

Here is our list of reasons for working:

to improve society
to be useful
to leave your mark
to make history
to make a contribution
to help others
to make the world a better place
to learn new things
to do volunteer work
to be recognized in many ways
to do an outstanding job
to stand out = to be above the rest
to create new ways to do (old) things
to discover new uses for old things e.g. use coca-cola to clean marble or to unblock your sink
to be able to show off (in more colloquial language, to “bling-bling”)