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Quote by Jerome K. Jerome

“It always does seem to me that I am doing more work than I should do. It is not that I object to work, mind you; I like work; it fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours. (Chapter XV)”

Author

Jerome K. Jerome

Jerome K. Jerome was an English writer known for his humorous and satirical style. His works, such as 'Three Men in a Boat' and 'The Wind in the Willows', are beloved by readers. more

“The more occupied we are in the things of God, the more likely we priests are to forget what God is all about—and the more complacent we’re likely to become. That’s the story of Jesus. Who do you think got rid of Jesus? The priests—who else? The religious people. That’s the terror of the Gospel, see?”

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Book:Rediscovering Life: Awaken to Reality

Source: Rediscovering Life: Awaken to Reality

“Tidak! Bekerja di banyak tempat yang berbeda bukan dalam rangka mempersulit hidup, melipatgandakan jabatan, apalagi menimbun harta yang tidak ada habisnya. Bukan itu. Ini hanya ihwal untuk bersenang-senang di masa muda. Agar sewaktu pulang aku bisa menyeduh teh bersama bapak ibuku, melepas dahaga rindu dengan berterimakasih karena telah memberiku doa yang terbaik selama aku pergi.”

Work

Author:Khabib Bima Setiyawan

“Once you realize what you can do without in the workplace, you'll get a better sense of what kind of work fulfills you and is worth your time.”

Work Self Help Self Improvement

Book:$9 Therapy: Semi-Capitalist Solutions to Your Emotional Problems

Source: $9 Therapy: Semi-Capitalist Solutions to Your Emotional Problems

“The wheel of fortune turned sharply in America. Education and learning counted for nothing here. Tradesmen and labourers went into the savage pushcart life of Hester Street, fought their way up, became contractors, shop owners, great manufacturers. Intellectuals and professionals preferred the factories, certain they would get out again. Most of these men were lost forever in the sweatshops.”