In a society loving gain and the cult of money and luxury, the debasement of the vocation can be the only result. Even though money is a necessity in life, professions are a tool to express the worker as a person, as well as to express their beliefs. This requires an appropriate attitude and outlook on life and one’s profession. With a preoccupation with money, careers are no longer places to pursue one's passions, and an enjoyable and appropriate occupation is essential to a healthy, well-balanced life. Although some think that career is just a way to earn money to support a family, having a job that you feel called to and love is essential, because in a career based only on gain, the worker's mentality is bad and the quality of his work will be hampered. Although money is a very important commodity in life, true career is a means of fulfillment, not with riches, but a means of bringing satisfaction to the worker. People should not dedicate their lives to their vocation simply to make money, but rather for the fulfillment of their soul. When you only focus on making money, everything else gets ignored. The thought of what to do with the next paycheck dominates the mind. A few weeks later, the money is gone and the worker's mind is now focused on the next payday. Money is a means of temporary fulfillment, unlike emotional satisfaction. Using your career for something that makes you happy for a week or two instead of what brings you fulfillment every day you work doesn't make sense. For example, it would not be wise for someone who doesn't like their job to keep it just because they make a certain amount of money from it. Sayers explains that people generally believe, wrongly, that "work is not the expression of man's creative energy in the service of society, but only something he does to obtain profit." money and leisure” (Creed or Chaos 52). This example highlights a major problem in common thinking about professions. The worker's creative energy is lost when he approaches and uses his career in this way. It is this energy that helps man express his feelings, and with the loss of creative energy, work is reduced to an outlet that fuels greed and laziness. Due to the lack of fulfillment that this outlet causes, even money or leisure cannot satisfy the occupant of this career..