It is not real work unless you would rather be doing something else.

Make your life work instead of making life full of work.

Nothing is really work unless you would rather be doing something else.

Do more of what looks like work to others but is play for you.

It's only work if you would rather be doing something else.

Find a way to carve a career out of what you already want to do.

When you are doing what you love, it doesn’t feel like work.

Look for a job you would take if you didn’t need a job.

The job is not your work; what you do with your heart and soul is the work.

The kind of work that should be the main part of life is the kind of work you would want to do if you weren't being paid for it. It's work that comes out of your own internal needs, interests and concerns.

Our best work is the work we find ourselves doing, when there is no obligation to do so.

It’s what you do in your free time that will set you free — or enslave you.

You are not your work. Your work is a series of choices made with generous intent to cause something to happen. We can always learn to make better choices.

If you love work, then understand it as a substitute for time... Work and time are two opposites in human consciousness. When you are working with full concentrated attention, with all your faculties focused on it and not with one eye on the clock, you do not go through these pressures of time, this tremendous wear and tear on the nervous system. p. 556
Most people think of life as temporary, because they are conscious only of being a physical-plane personality... p.559

What I really want to see is work turned into play. A first step is to discard the notions of a "job" and an "occupation." Even activities that already have some ludic content lose most of it by being reduced to jobs which certain people, and only those people, are forced to do to the exclusion of all else. Is it not odd that farm workers toil painfully in the fields while their airconditioned masters go home every weekend and putter about in their gardens? Under a system of permanent revelry, we will witness the Golden Age of the dilettante which will put the Renaissance to shame. There won't be any more jobs, just things to do and people to do them.