What is important to you - Money, Recognition, Position, Love for Job

Simple question which lot of folks do ask themselves or others - depends on which side of the table you are sitting. And you know what - I think most of the people who ask this question do this in an implicit garb of curiosity;

I think it is only 5%-10% of the human race that knew and will know on their priorities as clear as a morning dew. It is a tough proposition by any strech of imagination to choose one of the three - Money <---> Recognition <---> Position <---> Love for Job

Just to take an sample set of various friends/acquantainces that I have and what they are doing right now in their careers, can most of the blokes for sure SAY with conviction that they have these priorities all sorted out. Well, I must admit, there are few and that is who I categorize as 5%-10% of human race.

I want to clarify that someone choosing one against the other - there is nothing wrong in there. Important is whether these are lined up correctly in brain-map.

Post your comments for this blog and I would like to see if the signage on the cross-road for these four roads is clearly marked for all you folks out there. Looking forward for this as I want to refute my 5-10% theory as soon as possible !!!

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Aziz said…
hi,
for me the line up is

recognition
love for job
position
money
4:05 AM, September 28, 2007
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