Work is something we all do to earn a living or to help other people.  
 
 It's a way to feel productive and useful.  
 
 It's also a way to spend time. 
 
 And there are many common misconceptions about meaningful work. 
 
 Meaningful work to some people is doing something for money and to others it's doing something for free.  
 
 For others, meaningful work also connects us with other people and gives us a sense of purpose.
For many, meaningful work is work which makes us happy.
But what is a more realistic perspective on meaningful work? 
 
 And what are the common misconceptions? 
 
 Read more on each common myth: 
 Myth 1: Meaningful Work = High Salary 
 Myth 2: Meaningful work = Low paying jobs 
 Myth 3: Meaningful work is a luxury 
 Myth 4: Meaningful work = Saving the world 
 Myth 5: Meaningful work = No stress 
 Myth 6:You should already know what meaningful work is for you 
 Myth 7: You are too late/early to find meaning in your work 
 Myth 8: Finding meaningful work means no more bad days at work

Work is something we all do to earn a living or to help other people. 

It's a way to feel productive and useful. 

And there are many common misconceptions about meaningful work.

Meaningful work to some people is doing something for money and to others it's doing something for free. 

For others, meaningful work also connects us with other people and gives us a sense of purpose.

For many, meaningful work is work which makes us happy.

But what is a more realistic perspective on meaningful work?

Myth 2: Meaningful work = Low paying jobs

Myth 4: Meaningful work = Saving the world

Myth 6:You should already know what meaningful work is for you

Myth 7: You are too late/early to find meaning in your work

Myth 8: Finding meaningful work means no more bad days at work

The 8 common misconceptions about meaningful work