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BY JANICE QUIRT
Feb 18, 2021 There’s a saying: “Do what you love and you’ll never work a day in your life.” And while it’s shortened to “do what you love” to better fit onto water bottles, tank tops and other merchandise, I find the phrase unrealistic. Who doesn’t want their kids to grow up working in fields and on projects that interest them (at least, most of the time)? I’m all about people following their passions and interests (and hate hearing of people being stuck, despising their jobs or careers), but the reality is that doing something magically spectacular day in and day out is sometimes going to feel like a drag from time to time. And that’s OK. Even if you absolutely adore pizza, and ate it every day, you’d soon not love it as much.