If your employer is not paying you for your concern and thoughtfulness, or disregards the extra effort you put in at home, then you need to draw on your secondary talents to find something which will fulfill you.

Or something like that.

For example, I'm a chef – writer – historian – business consultant – and so much more… when one of those is not satisfying me, I turn to the others. Sure my revenue streams are limited, but I gain more when I enjoy what I do. Most people do.

It's about balance now, armed with the knowledge that no job is “20 and out” or “Retired at 65″ any longer – we have the unique opportunity OF opportunity.

My 2 centavos.

If your employer is not paying you for your concern and thoughtfulness, or disregards the extra effort you put in at home, then you need to draw on your secondary talents to find something which will fulfill you.

Or something like that.

For example, I’m a chef – writer – historian – business consultant – and so much more… when one of those is not satisfying me, I turn to the others. Sure my revenue streams are limited, but I gain more when I enjoy what I do. Most people do.

It’s about balance now, armed with the knowledge that no job is “20 and out” or “Retired at 65″ any longer – we have the unique opportunity OF opportunity.

My 2 centavos.

If your employer is not paying you for your concern and thoughtfulness, or disregards the extra effort you put in at home, then you need to draw on your secondary talents to find something which will fulfill you.

Or something like that.

For example, I'm a chef – writer – historian – business consultant – and so much more… when one of those is not satisfying me, I turn to the others. Sure my revenue streams are limited, but I gain more when I enjoy what I do. Most people do.

It's about balance now, armed with the knowledge that no job is “20 and out” or “Retired at 65″ any longer – we have the unique opportunity OF opportunity.

My 2 centavos.