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11月23日 (耗时33分钟,超时拉~~~~) 独立 Agree or disagree:Your job has greater happiness than your social life
Happiness likes a scare green rose that a great many people yearn to pick it up during their short lives. Now, here comes a thorny issue toward which element will contribute most to it. Does one person’s job overweighs the social life about above question? From my perspective, individual’s job does bring greater happiness.
Even though social life is colorful and full of joys, an undeniable fact now is that we are living in a fast booming society and people spend more time on their career, we do have a little time with our relatives and friends together. Clearly, the only direct connections with our lives are our jobs. According to A theory of Human Motivation Psychological Review which was written by Marlos, only when people address the fundamental needs for living can they achieve higher goal such as happiness. In another words, if we are starving and worrying about our own living conditions, it is impossible for us to consider other ambitions. In reality, job can provide us the basic needs. When we get a well-paid job, we can get rid off the plight and live a happy life.
Job can bring us the sense of belonging and achievement, which is vital factor to people’s pleasant lives result in happiness. Nowadays, the physical manifestations of rapid social change surround us, affecting almost everything we do. The way we work, the way job is supplied. I do believe that most of us want to reach a higher position because it can elevate our inner acknowledgement and create unimaginable spiritual pleasure. These intangible assets from extra mental bonus can keep for a long time and stimulate the sense of happiness from the bottom of our hearts.
One more thing that I want to mention is that a huge success from work can double our happiness. For instance, Andrew Carnegie, a Scottish-American industrialist, who lead the enormous expansion of American steel industry. His first job in the United States was as a worker in a bobbin company. Later on he became a bill logger for the owner of that corporation. Eventually, he progressed up the ranks of a telegraph organization. In the end, he built his own steel industry. Meanwhile, he was also an important philanthropist in his era. To him, the series of successes in his life create a large amount of money result in dedicating greater happiness by helping those who were extremely in want of help.
Given all these reasons I mentioned above, I firmly believe that job can benefit us a lot than the social life. Hence, next time when you are crave for greater happiness, why not choose a satisfying job? |
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