Short Summary

I saw an image online of an empty room with a large sofa covered with tasseled pillows on which it was printed “Do what you love, love what you do.” On the wall behind the sofa was a framed screenprint saying the same sentence, acronym-style, “DWYL.” I used to work at an office which had a wall mural behind the entrance desk that said: “Fail Harder”. I saw Steve Jobs commencement speech where he said: “Your work is going to fill a large part of your life. The only way to do great work is to love what you do.”
The words that re-appear in these sentences are Hard, Work, Your, Love & I.If love is supposed to make us die hard, and work is supposed to hurt, and fill large part of our lives I think it’s time to reconsider what we’re doing, and why are we participating in producing money instead of changing the way we feel about work, and working conditions themselves.

What We Need & What You Get

We need at least $80,000 to pay for the cost of everything that's needed. The donations you give us will be used to fund costs of building the campaign and spreading the ideas that were outlined here. If you back this campaign, you will free up all the things that were said here, you will make them heard, and make them ring true. You will participate in sharing this with other people, instead of, say, the excitement-sharing of a old-new product. 

We want as many people to participate in this with whatever amount of backing they can afford, be it $99 or .99c

The Impact

Risks & Challenges

If you take part in this campaign by backing it or even reposting it, you will get to see what happens to someone who stands for an idea that is not allowed, namely, to not work. 

If you want to disagree, that’s work too. It takes 10 times more effort to dislike something, it takes explaining yourself, arguments, apologies for being critical. If liking is the default then there is no other choice.

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