The right attitude toward our Job.

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I am on a cleaning spree when suddenly I noticed a sheet of paper that has been given to me many years ago in one of my attended seminars. I would like to dedicate this one to those "who take for granted" their present jobs. I am your Job... You have taken me for granted. Many times you treat me with shabbiness and indifference; You never seem to like me. In fact, you never seem to appreciate me at all. Many times you hurl slighting remarks about me. You blame me for robbing much of your freedom - that if it were not for me, you'd have more time to pursue your leisure, to make friends and to do other more enjoyable things besides. You expect me to give you something in return. Don't I provide for your food, your clothing, your shelter, and the money you spend on a thousand and more things? Does't your bank account depend upon me? And how about prestige? Were if not for me, where do you think would you be? You must understand that I also have feelings. Because I give, I also expect to receive. And what I'd expect from you would be your unfailing loyalty, affection, and your devotion. Just supposing one morning you wake up and find me gone. Would you not face the day with uneasy feelings; perhaps bordering in fear, hopelessness and despair? For then, hunger, deprivation and poverty would be at your door. And perhaps the friends you have gained through me, would slowly begin to desert you and your bank account would begin to dwindle. So after all, I'm important to you. Your satisfaction in life greatly depends upon me. So, if you want to keep me, value me or else, I'll run away from you.