The "Work Is Offering" [WIO] Principle

I’ve never subscribed to the “hustle and grind” philosophy that makes us feel guilty if we’re not working 24/7/365 and though I’ve done my best to inspire my readers and clients to aim for legendary and do their masterwork I’ve also taught that time for rest, regeneration and doing nothing is also profoundly important. Having said this, work matters. And working hard is wise. Work gives us deep meaning (if we make the time to look for it), frees us from boredom and keeps us younger. Your work offers you the chance to help and serve the people that you are paid to help and serve. My latest book “The Wealth Money Can’t Buy” is full of fresh ideas and original tools that I’m absolutely certain will cause quantum leaps in your positivity, productivity, wellness, and happiness. You can order it now by clicking here. FOLLOW ROBIN SHARMA:InstagramFacebookTwitterYouTube

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  Hi, it's Robin Sharma and welcome to Daily Mastery. This is my short form podcast where I'll walk you through the insights, methodologies, and tactics that I've shared with many of the world's most successful people as their mentor, including celebrity billionaires, NBA superstars, world-class artists, and global humanitarians. I hope you find great value in today's episode.

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  W I O. Work is offering. W I O means work is offering. Your work is sacred. No matter what you do, you could be a furniture maker, you could be a taxi driver, you could be a gardener, you could be a teacher. No matter what you do, be one of those rare air souls I pray for you and I plead with you and I encourage you. Remember that all labor has dignity. You want to live your richest life? Remember that a job is only a job if you see it as a job. Your work is your craft. Your work is a sacred offering to your community,

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  to your country, and to the universe. Isn't that an interesting way to see your work? Your work represents your character. Your work represents your heroic and highest self. Why would you betray your honor in pushing mediocrity out into the marketplace? I have been to the Joburg Airport where I walked into the domestic terminal. There was a man named Harun Jubalani. He was the janitor. And yet, he did his work like Beethoven composed music, like Shakespeare wrote his sonnets. As I walked into the restroom, he said, "Welcome to my office!" Huge smile on his face. He wasn't checked out. He wasn't

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  entitled. He didn't fall into the rut many people fall into, which is when I'm CEO, then I'm going to show up fully. His washroom was perfectly clean. His attitude was impeccably positive. The way he was dressed was to perfection. I asked him, I said, "Where are you getting this philosophy from?" He said, "This is my job. It's an important job. I see myself as an ambassador of South Africa." Incredible, right? He said, "People come into my day. I say, 'This is my office.' It makes them smile. It makes them happy. It's a brilliant way to roll through life."

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  Hi, it's Robin Sharma. I hope you've received strong value from today's episode. I encourage you to read my latest book, "The Everyday Hero Manifesto", which is helping people from right across the world live soaring lives. If you'd like to go into further learning, you can head over to robinsharma.com where you can download my free ebook, "The World Changers Manifesto", and when you do that, you'll also get full access to the Everyday Hero Training Formula, which is a complete system to help you upgrade your productivity, positivity, impact, and the quality of your life. Have an outstanding day.