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@GOOD Asks: How or Why Is Your Job Fulfilling? If It's Not, What Would You Rather Be Doing? Answers

GOOD readers tell us if their jobs are fulfillling: "It is an honor of mine to guide yoga class" and "Busting tables can be quite zenful."

 Hillary Newman
10.23.10

Yesterday on GOOD, Twitter, and Facebook, we asked our friends: How or why is your job fulfilling? If it's not, what would you rather be doing? We ask a question to our Twitter and Facebook faithful once a day, so if you’re not yet following @GOOD or a fan, make sure to sign up and participate in the conversation.

Check out what our Twitter followers had in mind:










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