In the new episode of Men in Crisis, we discuss a statement that seems provocative at first glance: Don’t work for money.
Of course, bills have to be paid. But what happens when money becomes the only reason to get out of bed in the morning?
Many people change jobs for a higher salary, only to realize after a short time that nothing has really changed. The dissatisfaction remains. That’s because more money rarely solves the real problem. It might make the job a little more pleasant, but it doesn’t automatically make it more fulfilling.
We’ll talk about why money is only a short-term motivator, why poor leadership demotivates people, and why the crucial question isn’t how much you earn, but what you invest your time in.
Work time is also part of life. And those who work for something greater than their next raise often gain more than just money.
New episode of Men in Crisis: about why purpose is the stronger driving force, why money fails as a lasting motivator, and how you can figure out what you really want to work toward.
Feel free to give it a listen:
And on Apple Podcasts:
https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/081-h%C3%B6r-auf-f%C3%BCr-geld-zu-arbeiten/id1761337825?i=1000774971612