4 WAYS TO LEARN TO LOVE WHAT YOU DO, EVEN IF YOU HATE IT


If Steve Jobs had followed his passion, he’d probably have become a zen monk. So why did he end up founding one of the world’s most successful companies instead? Simple: Jobs understood that “follow your passion,” might actually be bad advice. The theory that following your passion leads to success first surfaced in the 70s, and in the intervening decades it’s taken on the character of indisputable fact.

The cach is that most people’s passions have little connection to work or education, meaning passionate skiers, dancers, and readers run into problems. In a culture that tells people to transform their passions into lucrative careers via will-driven alchemy, it’s no wonder so much of today’s workforce suffers from endless job swapping and professional discontent.

In his book So Good They Can’t Ignore You, Cal Newport exposes the Passion Trap and offers up advice about how not following your passions will ultimately lead to satisfaction. The following four tips will help you put yourself on the path to professional fulfillment.


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It is impossible to love what I hate doing.
If I hate it, I hate it.
End of story

yeah follow your passion. who knows where it could lead u 2