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Do you want to make a boatload of money? Or do what you love?
Because you’re going to have to choose.
I’ve spoken with hundreds, if not thousands, of managers, executives, and—back in the day, artists—about what they do. And one thing remains constant: most people chase money because they don’t have the confidence that if they [...]
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The theme of the month seems to be: whatever you’ll be doing for the rest of the year, you’ll be doing it for (a lot) less money. Which reminds me of this post, which has been updated:
Q: “How can I make myself passionate when I don’t get paid enough?”
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Stop trying to find yourself, start trying to lose yourself. When you do, your passions will come find you.
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You can follow a gut instinct, but you can’t follow your passions. It’s impossible. Passion grows from being fully invested in what you’re doing, and you can’t follow something that hasn’t grown yet. Gut feelings may steer you toward your passion, but just as likely, gut feelings will help you turn whatever you’re doing into [...]
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Abstract: spotting passion and developing it within yourself.
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The surefirest way to achieve mediocrity is to strive for work/life balance… However, that’s not to say that you can’t achieve work/life balance. You can achieve work/life balance… if you strive for passion and seek Quality Events in all of your activities. The concept of balance changes completely when you juggle passions instead of obligations.
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