EXTRA) Why do people work?

Work not only sustains one's livelihood, but also motivates and motivates one's own life. Also, by working, self-love seems to improve and self-reflect. Furthermore, for example, women in their 60s often feel that their abilities are useless as they quit their jobs.

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