Securing Happiness In The Smallest of Ways at Work

SECURING HAPPINESS IN THE SMALLEST OF WAYS
Do you actually like what you do? Not in the broad sense of whether you're sure that you're in the right career path, but more of, on a daily basis. When you think about every single task that comes with your job, are there ones that give you genuine joy or happiness? And are there ones that you're not so fond off?
It's not often that we step back and analyze whether the smaller things of our career actually makes us happy - and maybe we actually should. There's an on-going epidemic of committed professionals finding themselves disengaged around the world and their reasons varies because of the unique relationship that everyone has with their jobs.
A lot of us resort to thinking that a grand change is needed for us to feel engaged once again but on the contrary, there are small yet incremental steps that we can actually take to improve our jobs. And when all of them come together, they result to a major increase in our overall satisfaction and happiness. There's really no need for us to turn everything around for us to actually see substantial results, sometimes a few adjustments on certain areas can be all that we need.
But we can't really blame you for having this train of thought. Most of us have been told in several commencement speeches, coaching books, and other inspiring stories of fulfilling careers that if we find a job that we want, we'll never work a day in our life - not entirely. If you look at people who are thriving in their respective careers, you'll find that most of them didn't just find them, they made them. At the beginning of their story there was the job and over time, they transformed it into something that truly fulfilled them.
Transforming your job from something that you do to make a living to something that really means something to you, will be hard but we've got to start somewhere right? Maybe you can try this extremely not complicated trick.