[2] Reason why people work other than earning a living?

    One of the most overlooked reasons why people work is to achieve their personal value. Some people work not only for their own salaries, but also for common good. They labor for others because of their moral convictions, for reasons of personal reciprocity, and because they want to make society more stable, thereby benefiting themselves and others.

    Some of the most famous charity workers in the world have been affiliated with religious groups. For instance, many of the foreigners living in the poor religion of Africa are doctors, teachers and other professionals who are paid by religious organizations to help people who cannot help themselves. They are working for others for moral or religious reasons.

    Some people work for other people because at some time in their lives, someone else has helped them. Many people become doctors because a doctor saved one of their family member's life and they felt like they owed a debt of gratitude that money could not repay. To such people, the motivation for working is not the payment at the end of the mouth, but the smile on the child's face when they read their first book, or the look of joy on new parents' face when they see their healthy newborn baby.

    Finally, some people work for others because they believe that society is only safe and stable when all of its members are happy. That is why they are contributed to make this world safer and happier for all citizens.