I work to live brother!

My job is challenging and my coworkers are great but I would quit in a moments notice if I didn't need money to survive.

Work to live. I have no desire to make someone else rich by slaving for them. Profits are unpaid producer salaries.

A no brainer, I work (minimally) to live.

Both, I'm an Ultrasound tech, and I love what I do. Some days I wish I was rich and didn't have to work, but that's because of the folks I work with and not what I actually do.

I live for donuts, and work so l can buy donuts.

I am retired, I just live and enjoy it.
ETA: Let me elaborate a bit. I worked all my working life to make money necessary to live on. Had I been born in a wealthy family or had come into wealth otherwise, I would never have worked at all. I worked to live.

During supervision when i was offered the chance of overtime i used the very words ' i work to live, i don't live to work'. ?

I am retired of the life for work. Met many that worked hard to one day enjoy the finer things in life, they died. To me the finer things in life can not be bought, so that is why maybe I am alive.

I used too and now I'm paying dearly for it...it was my obsession to work and bloat out my problems at home, or my feelings of inadequacy. It worked for decades...

I work to live. The income I receive from work allows me to engage in the activities that I like.

I live to work because I want to. I wouldn't like it any other way

Both. And that is as it should be. One or the other on their own leaves nothing.

Currently neither. I'm retired. But my drive was a big part of who I was/am

I would say both. I needed to make enough money to live and support my horses, cats, and dog,and myself, so I had to work and work hard. Luckily, I am a midwife, which is such a wonderful, joyful profession, that I loved working. I retired 3 years ago, and living the dream on the farm where I have my horses, dog and cats, but living on a lot less money. I still work on the farm, and it is hard work, but I love it, plus, I get to work with my daughter and son in law, since it is their farm. We all 3 enjoy the farm, and critters, and I am available to take care of it when they are gone on vacation, and they take care of my critters when I am gone.

I switch between both depending what situation I'm in.

Currently working to live!

When I started my little practice, my business plan was not to get rich, and I succeeded beyond my wildest expectations.

When I was younger, I thoroughly enjoyed working in a deep way—still dream about working, but work was just a way to repay society for what I needed for a modest living. Best to take lots of time off for family, friends, hobbies, sports, reading, travel, etc.

A little of both. When I was younger, it was work to live. Then I found something I really love doing, so I lived to work. Now I'm older and I'm slowing down a bit. I still love what I do for a living, but I enjoy my free time so much that I work just enough to live and to be able to take time off to enjoy my life apart from work. I'm self employed, so I can control how much I work and how much I play.

The talent for being happy is appreciating and liking what you have, instead of what you don't have

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1. Both

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3. Yes

Live to work. I love what I do. And working from home, it's always "there".