Mauro Porcini

The mistake is when your job is the only thing that define you, because the moment you lose your job, you're lost, you lose your identity.

So work-life balance, super important, not putting everything just on your job to define yourself, very important.

The second dimension is the connection with others.

And so spending time with others, giving love and receiving love back.

But you give love in a selfless way, you receive it back just because of the nature of the people close to you, your family, your friends, your close community.

At work, you find a lot of this.

How many people find at work their significant other or their friends and their community?

And then finally,

The third dimension is doing something bigger than you.

That at the end is the thing that gives purpose to your life, meaning to your life, and make you immortal.

So often we arrive there later in life because it's when we start to understand that we're not eventually physically immortal.

And so we try to defeat death by doing something that is bigger than us.

It could be

You know, from inventing a new product, a change of life, the life of people, all the way to a simple act of generosity for a stranger.

And people will remind you like that kind person forever.

And the work give you often that sense of purpose.

So in the work where you won't need to work.

But still, the governments will give you the possibility to sustain yourself.

So you'll be happy.

The base of Maslow is safe.