Career advice meets manga in 'Johnny Bunko'

In Diana's first career lesson for Johnny, she argues that doing something only because you hope it will lead to something else (an "instrumental" reason) is not a good idea. Instead, things should be done only if they have an inherent value (a "fundamental" reason). In short, she says that doing something for a greater "plan" is worthless because career plans rarely follow the script.
In Diana's first career lesson for Johnny, she argues that doing something only because you hope it will lead to something else (an 'instrumental' reason) is not a good idea. Instead, things should be done only if they have an inherent value (a 'fundamental' reason). In short, she says that doing something for a greater 'plan' is worthless because career plans rarely follow the script.