Besides the mere hours spent in leisure, workers and laborers
differ in the amount of personal satisfaction they derive from
their jobs. Workers who enjoy their jobs will be happier, less stressed,
and generally more satisfied with their lives. They will also work with
more diligence and precision because they have fostered a sense of personal
pride in their jobs. On the other hand, laborers, whose sole incentive is
earning their livelihood, fell that the time they spend on the daily
grind is wasted and doesn't contribute to their happiness. Instead
of valuing all 24 hours of their day as enjoyable and productive hours,
they gauge only the time spent in leisure and play as meaningful.
Unfortunately, laborers are all too commonplace, and only a small percentage
of the population is in the lucky position of being workers.