I think realtors have gotten caught up in the public angst that flows from how our national idolatry of “the economy“ has led us as a nation to economic policies that are bad for people. For people to be stably housed over a longish term is a positive value for people’s lives. But it’s not a positive value for “the economy“ because the economy needs money to move, which means it needs people to move house, with all the attendant life disruptions and new purchases to meet a new home’s layout.
So much to say about this…WHAT is good work? Does anyone claim to do BAD work? Trash collection - is that BAD work? How about sex workers? Is that BAD work?
You do good work and your work is good. Period.
I think realtors have gotten caught up in the public angst that flows from how our national idolatry of “the economy“ has led us as a nation to economic policies that are bad for people. For people to be stably housed over a longish term is a positive value for people’s lives. But it’s not a positive value for “the economy“ because the economy needs money to move, which means it needs people to move house, with all the attendant life disruptions and new purchases to meet a new home’s layout.
So much to say about this…WHAT is good work? Does anyone claim to do BAD work? Trash collection - is that BAD work? How about sex workers? Is that BAD work?