Don't FOLLOW Your PASSION! (Do This Instead) | Cal Newport | Top 10 Rules

✎ Cal Newport's Top 10 Rules for Success. He's a computer science professor at Georgetown University. He's the author of six books, including the New York Times bestseller, Digital Minimalism. His work has been published in over 20 languages. He's Cal Newport and here's my take on his Top 10 Rules for Success!

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📜 CAL NEWPORT'S RULES 📜
1. Study success
2. Get rid of social media
3. Don't just follow your passion
4. Be so good they can't ignore you
5. Live intentionally
6. Have an insane work ethic
7. Do your research
8. Explore
9. Be truly productive
10. Use time blocking
11. BONUS - Lower the bar

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1. how will you use time blocking to fix your schedule?
2. what does an intentional life look like for you?
3. where do you need to be so good that they can't ignore you?

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[mockingmediocrity]

Study success still stands as one of the
MOST important factor...want to be successful
Study people who succeeded and follow what they do!!!

[calvinraab]

So true, study success to see what others have done and try to replicate it in your life. Don't try and re-invent the wheel!

[arminrau-makingstartupspro]

Agreed! I believe that the better you become in something, the more you becomes a passion actually. Even though you should do something you like at least.

[beingpras]

If you're struggling with finding your PASSION.. I say just try different things and see what makes you tick..

I am a Content Producer today and i have been trying a bunch of stuff before THIS.. and this is the ONE thing that has been got me going!!

[EthanSchwandtTheMindMapGuy]

What Cal's saying is so important.. I Just did a video on his book Digital Minimalism!
Thanks for the video Evan! Important to get this message out.

[vincentmangal]

His rules are the most realistic and grounded approach to success that is applicable to people from all walks of life.

[SalesRemastered]

"Knowledge is built on concentration." Indeed! We must be aware of the consequences of the advances we have today. Though everything is instant, we must not forget that we still must concentrate and focus to extract and give more value.

[nicola-socialmediasuccess]

I think that we should find the right balance between money and passion

[diegofernandosilva]

10:15 THE BEST RULE : 6. Have an insane work ethic

[DanTrustsTheFathersPlan]

This was excellent! I'm extremely impressed with Cal

[sachinabhishek]

Congratulations on completing 2 million subscribers evan .

[RamaSivamani]

Here's my question and it shows why passion cannot be ignored in the equation. Cal Newport says be so good that they cannot ignore you and to master your craft. If there is no passion then where does the impetus and drive to continously put in the effort to master a certain craft come from? The problem is many people have misunderstood fleeting interest for passion. Passions for things that come and go are not actually passions but fleeting interests. Passion is much deeper it is what drives you to continously put in the effort to master a craft through all the ups and down and succcesses and failures. Passion and effort and mastery are all intertwined. Lacking any one of them makes the other two legs much weaker.

[bonkahermitakaintjudge]

In an era where quality seems to be taking a backseat to quantity it is refreshing to hear good arguments to the contrary. Not that both sides don’t have good points the problems can escalate exponentially if we don’t keep checking for feedback in our rear view mirrors. Without the proper feedback even the most sophisticated guidance system can’t keep you on course for your target.

[Lindsweightloss]

Rule number5 "Live Intentionally" - this is something I've been working more on lately :)

[Mrkinghal]

idk about you guys but this is exactly what I've been needing to hear.

[anaybaid]

His tips are worth in gold.... idk why people follow other things..

[astridtoh]

Thanks Evan Carmichael, good to know. Social medias are junk food = 👍

[workinprogress]

The best piece of advice is "be so good they can't ignore you".
It changes the whole damn mindset

[tutututu]

Wow!! Love the new intro!!! I won't fail Evan thank you for everything ❤️ ❤️❤️ I just need more time...

[monkymonky]

Thanks Evan, you have been my morning ritual for a long time..
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