Can we please stop saying this....

Can we please a top saying, “If YoU lOvE wHaT yOu Do, YoU’ll NeVeR wOrK a DaY iN yOuR LiFe”??
I see/hear this phrase all the time.
And every time, I cringe a little (a lot).
Because it’s just not true.
Even the best jobs, the most rewarding careers, and the most meaningful callings… they’re still work.
I love what I do here through LeadWell. 
I help leaders and teams get healthy, build trust, and perform at their best. It’s deeply fulfilling. 
But it’s also demanding. There are long days, tough conversations, dumb admin work, and moments that stretch me beyond comfort.
I also LOVE being a dad. So so much. 
But dude… parenting is hard work. 
Beautiful, sacred, exhausting work. 
The love doesn’t erase the effort, it gives the effort purpose.
I use a 
GiANT Worldwide tool regularly, it’s called the 70:30 Principle.
The idea is simple: when roughly 70% of what you do is energizing, natural, and strength-aligned, you’re in a healthy place.
The other 30%?
That’s the grind. 
The admin. 
The conflict. 
The uncomfortable growth.
Expecting a 100:0 ratio sets you up for frustration.
It’s not realistic, and it’s not sustainable. 
Even in your dream job, you’ll have days that feel heavy. Work will still be work.
But if most of your time is spent in the 70 — doing what you’re wired for, what gives you life — then you can endure (and even grow from) the 30.
So maybe the goal isn’t to “never work a day in your life.”
Maybe it’s to find work worth doing, that makes the work worth it. 
Let’s start saying that instead ππ
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