Article April 12, 1982 ISSUE

Spiritual aspiration and career choices

JOE ELLER

Jessie M. Honeyman, an early force in preserving Oregon's scenic coastline, once said, "A task without a vision is drudgery; a vision without a task, a dream; a vision with a task, a victory." Oregon Journal, July 20, 1941 .

Could not such thinking be applied to career choices? If the work we choose is the "task," then the aspirations motivating our career plans could be called the "vision." The big question is, To what do we aspire in our career?

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