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Moral behavior is basically antithetical to passion; it is a concept we've invented via reason, it has no meaning outside rationality. If you're making a moral
by obstacle1 13y ago
Moral behavior is basically antithetical to passion; it is a concept we've invented via reason, it has no meaning outside rationality. If you're making a moral judgment, you're being reasonable, not passionate.
Also you've failed to give any evidence for your hunch that 'grinding' in business implicitly encourages amorality. As far as I can tell there's absolutely nothing necessitating this, you've just made it up.
- Amadou 13y agoI'm not talking about passion in general, I'm talking about passion for the results of your work. Do you work solely to get rich, or do you work to create something that others will appreciate and benefit from? Do you have pride in your work beyond the effort you put in and renumeration you receive? If you work solely to make a buck, "grinding" as describe in the article, then you don't give a damn about the results of your work beyond the dollars it puts in your pocket. And that's pretty much the definition of being amoral.