My Great Desire to Live

By Viora Mayobo

Working hard is what I believe it to be. It gives you a sense of security, pride and dignity, self-worthiness; it makes you feel worthwhile. A job...though pays minimum wage, gives you a certain level of gratification, confidence, a source of income. Sometimes we don’t appreciate having a job until we don’t have one.

Without a job, your nights are consumed with fear, uncertainty, countless thoughts, anger, etc. This is because money is the medium of exchange; without it, you really don’t have much to go on in terms of financial stability. This is also when your ability to push harder gets tested. Often times, we give up our pride, rights as humans too soon. We get desperate and afraid of the unknown; as a result, we succumb and become statistics.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Viora Mayobo
• Release date: Mar 17, 2016
• ISBN: 9781311393906

Viora Mayobo

Viora Mayobo is a self-proclaimed writer; she writes to inform, entertain, and educate others. Her writing style is simple yet unique in every way. For more than five years she has been blessed with the opportunity to reach millions of people around the globe, who find pleasure in reading. Viora is an established non-fiction, biography, mystery, adventure and explorers writer.Her writing capability extends far beyond the borders of any one country.

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Introduction

Working hard is what I believe it to be. It gives you a sense of security, pride and dignity, self-worthiness; it makes you feel worthwhile. A job…though pays minimum wage, gives you a certain level of gratification, confidence, a source of income. Sometimes we don’t appreciate having a job until we don’t have one.

Without a job, your nights are consumed with fear, uncertainty, countless thoughts, anger, etc. This is because money is the medium of exchange; without it, you really don’t have much to go on in terms of financial stability. This is also when your ability to push harder gets tested. Often times, we give up our pride, rights as humans too soon. We get desperate and afraid of the unknown; as a result, we succumb and become statistics.

Being on either side of the equation, working/not working, has allowed me to grow as a person. I have come to realize that a job is not the only source