This is a great post and truly does represent two very different types of workers. I knew someone once who said that they "hated working" and I couldn't believe the statement. I knew this person well, and from everything I saw, they worked hard. When I got to the bottom of it, the reality was, they perceived work as some kind of punch card chore - where exactly as you describe - the person is there to sweat it out and take home some pay. Not because they want to be there, or love to be there, simply because it just was a means to an end. The funny thing about this person was that they spent a great deal of time training in the gym, and writing. There was a high level of dedication to these things, and so I asked them if they hate work, why do they do all of that? They didn't consider these things work - even though the writing was compensated... In their mind work was a bad word, only used to describe the perspire option. For them, it only described the aspect of their work they truly did not connect with...The reality is, anyone can love working, the key is to be paid for what you love, to be interested in what you are doing- and perhaps even have goals that you see accomplished  regularly, no matter how small. If you love what you are doing - you actually end up just being and creating and "working" and I believe this is just an extension of natural behavior. I work hard, and I love it. Thanks for writing this up in this manner. Very nice post. :)