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A lottery winner who quit his job only to return to work a year later! The reason? He found 'joy in working.' Let's go back to 2006 when a 25-year-old British man, Luke Pittard, won a whopping £1.3 million in the 2006 National Lottery. Like many lucky winners, he immediately quit his job at McDonald's to start enjoying the life of a wealthy person. He first bought a £230,000 property and then used the prize money to host a grand wedding with his girlfriend on the Canary Islands in Spain.
However, Luke surprisingly returned to his job not long after. He discovered that he loved his role as a staff trainer at McDonald's and missed the camaraderie with his colleagues. He felt this even more strongly after his colleagues attended his wedding in the Canary Islands. That's when he decided to return to his job.
His colleagues were astonished by his return and welcomed him back with great joy. They considered Luke an important member of the team. Luke believed that life was more important than money, and he genuinely enjoyed his job at McDonald's. Interestingly, a study in Sweden once found that 30% of lottery winners continued to work full-time after winning. Their reasons mostly included finding satisfaction in maintaining their regular lives and achieving stability. How about you? Feel free to share what you would do after winning a big prize!
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