What We’re Made For

I feel that the greatest reward for doing is the opportunity to do more. – Jonas Salk

We are made to love, to create, to work and toil and then recover, recharge and appreciate and begin again.

The only way we get to begin again is to finish what we start.

So, work hard, finish, recover and appreciate – then move on to the next.

It’s what we’re made for, and it’s the most satisfying way to live.

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