It’s kind of wild to think about—early humans worked because they had to. If you didn’t grow it, build it, or catch it, you didn’t survive. Your labor was life.

Today, most of us are far removed from the work that sustains us. Our food, clothes, and everyday essentials are made by hands we’ll never see, on farms, in factories, in different countries, and increasingly, with the help of machines and AI.

The labor is still there. It’s just less visible. 

Take a moment to recognize and appreciate the people who keep the wheels turning. The ones whose work is essential to our everyday lives. Their effort is what keeps our world spinning...for now :)