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Are you “working”? Do you earn a “living” that matches your efforts? The themes of “work” and “income” are inseparable from our lives and are very profound issues. Amid the busyness of our daily work, “What does work mean to me?” Isn’t there a moment when everyone asks themselves this question? In this post, I’d like to explore the definition of work, its relationship to income, and how it relates to human nature and the workings of society. What Is the “Definition” of Work? To begin with, what exactly is work? If you look it up in a dictionary, you’ll find definitions such as “physical labor” or “a job done to earn a living.” However, work has more than one meaning in our lives. Broadly speaking, work has several aspects. 1. Work to Cover Daily Living Expenses and Earn an Income The first is work done to earn the “money” needed to survive. To eat, pay rent, and support our families, we must earn enough to cover our daily living expenses. ...

An ordinary company that operates in compliance with the law and pays its taxes. Just looking at the title, it gives the impression of an ordinary company. This one’s no good. I was in a tough spot. I was in a really tough spot. I was in an incredibly tough spot. It was a situation so dire that ordinary people couldn’t even imagine it. I decided to change jobs to improve my life. The next one was the same. The one after that was the same. The next one, and the next, and the next—they were all the same. I work environment up until now has been so harsh that words cannot begin to describe it. I have been constantly placed in situations that were so unreasonable and unfavorable that they are beyond what most people could even imagine. In a faint hope of improving my situation even slightly, I changed jobs repeatedly, but I faced the same kinds of problems wherever I went. No matter how many times I changed jobs, the situation remained the same...