> "The core illusion: that there is a magic job out there that's right for you" This is where it falls down for me... jobs are by design a cog in an existing m

> "The core illusion: that there is a magic job out there that's right for you" This is where it falls down for me... jobs are by design a cog in an existing machine where you either fit or you don't... or can make yourself fit for a while, but if you don't fit perfectly, it wears you down, emotionally, physically, mentally etc. The funny thing about passion is that invariably, there is no magic job, because if you're passionate about something, you're probably not cut out for a J.O.B., you probably want to be carving your own niche... So the illusion isn't that there's no magic job, it's that you're falling into this industrial revolution way of thinking that someone else needs to provide you with the job instead of you making your own job.