Changing Careers Intelligently l Robert Greene

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[andyhobaugh]

"Don't follow your dreams. Take your dreams with you" Mike Rowe

[parisaresident]

We've put so much pressure on careers to be passion. Let your passion be your passion and your career keep a roof over your head.

[TamarWise]

This is why I follow my ikigai. The Japanese concept of life's purpose. It is the intersection of: what you love to do; what you are good at; what the world needs; and what you can be PAID for. I'm a biochemist that makes 🌿 formulations and does science consulting 😁✌🏼🙏🏼 I've been following my ikigai for thirteen years so far ✨

[rahulgupta]

Robert Greene is so much underrated. Wish I had mentor like him when I was 15-16. But it's never too late. Rg ♥️

[ianfleischhacker]

I like how he communicates his thoughts- simply, without excess, but still eloquent.

[danbytp]

This guy makes alot of sense.My Dad said the same lessons when I was 15. I'm 62 now and just making it now in the things I like to do.Do what you HAVE to do so you can do what you like to do and be able to cover your bases.

[odraino]

I really like R. Greene. I was going to quit today but instead maybe stay and realize the bs I deal with is just obstacles and room for growth. If I don’t deal with it now, when I do my own thing those obstacles will still be there and may bring on failure

[musicplaylists]

There are not many people in this world who's wisdom is genuinely at the level of Jedi but Robert Green is one of them. His book on human nature is truly insightful and profound.

[segua]

His commentary is like feeling fresh crisp air in the midst of my daily frustrations that I create and manifest myself.

[arunprasath]

This man is real. Wise men won't drop their career.

[jjn]

So, in a nutshell, he's saying follow your passion, but not drastically by dropping everything and pivoting sharply. But, gradually over time. That I can agree with.

[BlueStepsAESC]

His voice paired with this advice is so comforting

[avonzo]

Ikigai - google that. If there’s a will, there’s a way. You might have to adjust yet still pursue what you enjoy. There’s always a win-win in the world. Just need to look for it. Life is not a sprint but more of a marathon. So take your time and adjust the course slowly.

[freedomthinker]

Never understood why companies promote being passionate at work. Passion is not necessarily based on reason and can lead to crimes. I much prefer clear thinking reasoned actions in the workplace. Passion is for your football team, wife, girlfriend, husband, boyfriend.

[veenarajagopalan]

Best advice ever - following your passion is a luxury .

[WinstonSmith]

Boredom kills ambition. Do what you're interested in and you'll excel.

[elmosco]

“Don't find your passion, fund your passion”
-PBD

[thedoonit]

As someone that followed my passion for music from an early age and managed to earn good money whilst doing it, i
I can say that I now want to do the practical part and get a trade under my belt. Everyone finds their path.

[goldenwhiteswan]

Tunnel vision; is what I hear. Music and poetry? There are billions of dreams to go after. We're not on earth to make the few rich. Being practical is going g after things that make you want to spend hours making it happen. Passion is key :)) There is billions of ways to live your dreams. Just like there are many y out there who are dream killers. Listen only to that quiet voice within. It is always on your side.😊

[matinmohebi]

It is not so much having a passion for the job you do but it is how passionate you do the job you so passionately campaign and promised to do now that you got the job.