Work That Matters

Any work can be work that matters.

If the rent is due, the fridge is empty, or the car is broke, and the bank account reads $0, any work that pays becomes work that matters.

If layoffs are coming, the contract is over, or the leads have dried up, any work that brings some stability or promises work for a little while longer becomes work that matters.

If you’re isolated, wandering, or stuck, any work that builds community, defines a collective mission, or provides new opportunities becomes work that matters.

If you feel undervalued, unrecognized, or overlooked, any work (or leader) that values contributions, capabilities, and celebrates accomplishments becomes work that matters (or a leader worth following).

If you feel unfulfilled, underutilized, or that your potential is unexplored, any work that provides purpose, growth, or aligns with your passions becomes work that matters.

It’s all about what you bring with you to the work.