Let me ask you a question, “Why did your organization create your
position…why does your job exist?”

The answer _isn’t_ so you’ll have someplace to go several days each week.
And it’s _not_ to enable you (with a paycheck) to buy stuff and do your part
to “fuel” the economy. Those are positive byproducts, but they’re not why
your job is needed. Your job—everyone’s job—exists for one primary purpose:
_to either make or do things for other people_. Those “other people”—which
include patrons of your business and coworkers in other departments—have a
label: _customers_. They are the real source of your income—the real reason
you have been blessed with employment.