The Level of Job Satisfaction Increased

Observations from life, translated…
A short while ago, I was riding on the bus, and bumped into my old neighbor, Chien, I’d asked her where she worked? She’d told me with glee, “Not only do I work close to home, my manager is easy to get along with, I feel so blessed, and I must, work hard, and cherish this job I have right now.”
She’d told me, from before, she was way too young, and whenever she’d bumped into something difficult, she’d, sent in her resignations, and felt that there would be a better job waiting for her, but, later on, she’d had a difficult time, finding a job, after she’d taken a year off from looking, she’d found her current work post, and that period of time when she couldn’t get hired, made her even more mature and she’d cherished the opportunities she has more.

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Seeing that look of satisfaction on Chien, like she was, swimming in the river of love, I think, that finding a job, on a certain level, is like finding the right person, rather than spending your time, searching and looking hard, you should take what you have right now, and hold on to it, because the ideal job, may be in your grasp already.
I’d recalled that story of picking up the rocks, the protagonist kept feeling dissatisfied by the rocks he’d picked up, kept picking one up, throwing one away, and yet, as he’d walked along, the rocks became smaller and smaller. This story can be applied to work too, so long as there’s still something you can learn in your current jobs, you must, take advantage of it; if you’d found a decent enough job, then, you must, work harder in it, so you can feel that increased level of job satisfaction.
So, success or failure, it’s still, in the change of a thought, and this is absolutely RIGHT, because you can’t have everything that you want just, handed to you, you need to work hard for what you want out of life, and sometimes, you will feel like you’re STUCK, in that dead-end job, but, if you quit, you will NEVER know what might happen next…