Passion of Work

    The person in the documentary discussed a lot about discovering ones passion and love. One could think they like one thing but love and excel at another thing in the future. Like him and his work on chairs, we would eventually see the ups and downs of what we make and do. Not everything can be made for everyone. Not every consumer can be satisfied in your practices, but what matters is that you do your best.

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