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Here's the secret to finding work that pays you well and work that you love doing. When you become e
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Here's the secret to finding work that pays you well and work that you love doing. When you become exceptionally good at something (regardless of if you "loved it" at the start) you'll start to 'love' it merely as a side effect of being good at it.
It's truly what makes the difference. So many people simply chase ideas they "love" without giving thought to if they're actually something people want.
I recommend doing just the opposite. Find something people want, and either get really good at it (and fulfill your need to love what you're doing), or simply focus on it being a 'means to an end'. If an idea is bad, as in not accomplishing your end goal, you can still learn a lot from trying it. However as great as it is to learn from failures; being successful is a lot more rewarding!
Think of something in your life that maybe your parents "forced" you to do, something that at first you thought you'd hate. Maybe it was a sport, or a job, or an instrument. At first, the struggle is real. As a novice it can be confusing and frustrating, but as you improve often times you start to really find the hidden joys. It's why when you talk to a professional or entrepreneur in a seemingly "boring" field you often find that they're ecstatic to talk about it! Boring is all relative to how good you are at something.
Passion is a side effect of perusing greatness and overcoming barriers. So many people teach the opposite, that it should be "easy" or you shouldn't pursue it. If you're not instantly passionate about it just move on, they say. That's dangerous advice. Why do they keep pushing that message? Honestly, because it's what most people want to hear. It tickles that dopamine part of our brain that wants to justify why we haven't reached our goals yet. "It's not our fault" is the implication, you just haven't found what's right for you yet.
The truth is much less sexy, but much more profitable... as I mentioned, passion is grown through overcoming adversity and tasting the success of getting better at something. It's not always external adversity btw, most of it is internal.
Passion is no doubt a powerful force, it's part of what pushes the best to keep getting better. But passion isn't the only force you can harness, one of the most powerful ones (and underrated) that I like to turn to is curiosity.
Curiosity can keep you moving when passion fades.
Curiosity can keep you focused when the world is fighting for your attention.
Curiosity is the hidden force behind the greatest inventions the world has ever seen.
And the best part is, everyone has it. Maybe it's died down a bit as you face the reality of growing up, but it's easy to fire up again. The simplest way is to simply change your mindset on failure. Stop viewing it as something to be feared, and view it as something to be learned from.
I love how Benjamin Hardy put it...
"You don’t have passion if you’re not learning. You’re not learning if you’re not failing. Failure is feedback. Feedback brings clarity. Clarity brings confidence. Confidence comes from trusting yourself. Trusting yourself allows you to try things way out of your current reach. Trying things out of your current reach is how you evolve out of suppressed and subconscious patterns."
I want to challenge you to watch the first 10 minutes of today's free training... Obviously watching the full training is going to give you the most benefit, however simply practicing "taking action" can be a powerful way to engage your curiosity. Even just 10 minutes of something new can have a profound effect. There's nothing to fear from learning, and my hope is it brings you clarity and confidence. Maybe even an inside look at what's truly possible if you learn to leverage your own abilities.
[Get the details on the free training here - you won't want to miss this.](
Stay Strong,
Tai
P.S. This is not a "get $ fast" type of thing. This training teaches you how to use the exact model Anthony is using in his business. Sure people are generating their first sale and some of them obviously even more sales. It's not, however, some click a button and $ magically comes out of your computer type of thing. If you're looking for a magic button this isn't for you. This is for people who are serious about building their own online business and really do want the right education to learn how I have done it successfully. If that's you then feel free to join the webinar and I'll show you how it's done. [Click here to get all the details on how to attend (free).](
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