What percentage of millionaires said they enjoyed their work?

Name: Unlocking True Joy at Work: Ken Coleman's Insights on Mick Unplugged
Uploaded: 2024-06-10T22:00:18+00:00
Duration: 45 s
Channel: Mick Hunt
Description: Ken Coleman (on Mick Unplugged) contrasts joy and happiness in work: happiness is temporary emotion, while joy is a conviction that endures and allows…

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Unlocking True Joy at Work: Ken Coleman's Insights on Mick Unplugged

10 Jun 2024 · 1 min

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Ken Coleman (on Mick Unplugged) contrasts joy and happiness in work: happiness is temporary emotion, while joy is a conviction that endures and allows one to tolerate suffering. He illustrates with a parenting analogy—holding love and joy alongside frustration—and cites that 96% of millionaires reported enjoying their work. The clip emphasizes that true joy in work motivates persistence despite hardship.

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They enjoy their work. They enjoy it. There's real joy there. You know, the word joy is something that is different than happiness. Happiness is a temporary emotion. Joy is a conviction. And so I'll equate it to parenting. There are a lot of times in parenting my three kids where I am not anywhere remotely close to happy with them. But I love them, and they bring me joy. And in the midst of the most ridiculous or rebellious thing they've ever done, I can hold disappointment and anger, frustration and also love at the same time. And that's the way I'm describing this. And so the 96% of millionaires said they enjoyed their work. There was a true joy in it. And that causes a person to be willing to suffer.