Depends on your definition of work. I don’t think we should let ourselves be convinced that work can only be selling your energy, your time and your skills to a company that will pay you as little as it can get away with. If you have creative hobbies, practice some craft on your free time or help other people free of charge, that’s still work: you’re creating something of value for others and/or for society. It just doesn’t feel like it because it’s something you actually want to do instead of being forced to do.
Depends on your definition of work. I don’t think we should let ourselves be convinced that work can only be selling your energy, your time and your skills to a company that will pay you as little as it can get away with. If you have creative hobbies, practice some craft on your free time or help other people free of charge, that’s still work: you’re creating something of value for others and/or for society. It just doesn’t feel like it because it’s something you actually want to do instead of being forced to do.
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