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“A life of work should not deprive women of the joy of motherhood, nor should motherhood deprive the world of her work.”

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“For the worker bee, life is given over to the grim satisfaction of striking a firm line through a task accomplished. On to the next, and the next. Check, check. Done and done. It explains—and solves—nothing to call this workaholism.”

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Book:The Art of the Wasted Day

Source: The Art of the Wasted Day

“With pocket money we prepare schoolchildren for the part of their lives during which some people to whom they are not related will use money to make them do, every weekday for about eight hours, things they do not really want to do.”

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Author:Mokokoma Mokhonoana

“You won't get credit for everything you do. Be find with that. You did it because it needed to be done.”

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Author:Darnell Lamont Walker

“There are many things that money cannot buy. One of them is human decency.”

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Book:Guide to Free Thinking: Stories & Life Lessons

Source: Guide to Free Thinking: Stories & Life Lessons

“Actual conversation is still okay... to a writer who types all day, texting is like never leaving work.”

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Author:Nyki Mack

“Here I was, shuffling to the beat that is corporate politics, elbows interlocked with those either side of me, no one quite knowing who is being swung and who is doing the swinging.”

Book:The Point of Pointless Work

Source: The Point of Pointless Work

“He knew how to find time to study and to write, to earn his living and to wander idly through the streets he loved; whereas we, who staggered from laziness to frantic activity and back again, wasted our time trying to decide whether we were lazy or industrious”

Book:The Little Virtues

Source: The Little Virtues

“An artist who works with his hands, his head and his heart at the same time creates a masterpiece.”

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Book:Wealth of Words

Source: Wealth of Words

“Writing is work. Anyone can do this, anyone can learn to do this. It's not rocket science; it's habits of mind and habits of work.”

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Book:How to Write an Autobiographical Novel

Source: How to Write an Autobiographical Novel

“So the experience I have of my everyday work environment is of a conformist, claustrophobic and repressive verbal universe, a penitential domain of reason-mongering in which hyperactivity in detail—the endlessly repeated shouts of “why,” the rebuttals, calls for “evidence,” qualifications and quibbles—stands in stark contrast to the immobility and self-referentiality of the structure as a whole. I suffer from recurrent bouts of nausea in the face of this densely woven tissue of “arguments,” most of which are nothing but blinds for something else altogether, generally something unsavory; and I feel an urgent need to exit from it altogether.”

Philosophy Work Exit Conformism

Book:A World without Why

Source: A World without Why