“If you’re not happy to go to work every morning, it’s because you’re misunderstanding the meaning of the word ‘success.’

A friend of mine took advantage of dinner with her husband to talk, perhaps a little too long, about her feelings of unhappiness at work. too many things in his head, to-do lists that prevent him from sleeping, the impression of becoming a machine… Loss of taste or taste, ultimately, in his work, although he had previously spoken; that as his “identity.” Why this fatigue? “But I am so proud of what I have done,” she assured her husband. “I have achieved what I wanted to do in life.” He, breaking his silence, then replied: “If you’re not happy going to work every morning, it’s because you’re misunderstanding the meaning of the word ‘success’.”

This brief diagnosis shocked my friend at first. I was not present at the dinner, but I think he had a grudge against him for a long time. “What if he was right?”

Anger

What if he was right? This is something I notice…