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It's give and take. Maybe not "do what you love no matter what" but "try and do something you at least like" is still good advice. If you force yourself to do s
by gh02t 9y ago
It's give and take. Maybe not "do what you love no matter what" but "try and do something you at least like" is still good advice. If you force yourself to do something you hate just because you think you'll make money not only will you spend your life miserable, but you also likely won't be terribly successful because it's hard not to burn out.
Said differently, making money matters and should be considered, but it should not override all other factors when choosing a career.
- cimmanom 9y agoOr how about "try to find something you love in what you do, and develop your career in a way that lets you do more of that and less of the other stuff"? Less punchy, I guess.
- aregsarkissian 9y agoYes there is something like the intersection of three overlapping circles. One is do things you like, the other is do things you are good at doing and the third is do things that will give you income that you will be satisfied with.