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Life and work

Usual suspects again. When you look to define yourself by where you work and your title there, are you a lesser person as a result? is it better to be respected in a social field for who you are as a person rather than your job title. Should work be something that lets you get the means to live? Heavy duty man.

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Posted 6/07/2006.

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