>how can it be the worst if it makes 1/3 of the advertised formula? Same way that "keep your face in the water and breathe every fourth stroke" is good swimmin

>how can it be the worst if it makes 1/3 of the advertised formula? Same way that "keep your face in the water and breathe every fourth stroke" is good swimming advice but if you leave out the last bit it becomes terrible advice. If that's too silly an analogy, then just remember that shooting for a random point on the "stuff you love" portion of the Venn diagram is unlikely to land you in the region you want to be in, and the part of the Venn diagram where you're doing stuff you like but which nobody is willing to pay you for is a really terrible place to get stuck.