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1. www.forbes.com › sites › carolinebeatonWhat No One Told Me About Following My Passion - Forbes

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   Jun 30, 2016 · I don’t regret following my passion. In fact, I still endorse my strategy. Passions help us understand who we are and what we want. They bring vitality and joy to our days. But following...

   • Author: Caroline Beaton

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   Others have criticized the “follow your passion” or “do what you love” advice as elitist (Miya Tokumitsu, Slate, January, 2014) or as ignoring the important role of self-sacrifice and duty in building character (Gordon Marino, New York Times, May 18, 2014). My criticism is more pragmatic: for the most part, following your passion doesn ...

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   Should you follow your passions?

   • Summary. We are often told to “follow our passions,” but that advice can be too glib to be useful. Instead, why not follow our blisters? A blister is the thing you come back to time and again, even though it is hard and you might not be that good at it (yet). For some people it’s writing, for others it’s public speaking, or data and analytics.

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   Is 'Follow Your Passion' bad career advice?

   • Ultimately, this message could be holding you back in your future career. According to three Stanford researchers’ findings, the “follow your passion” advice can be detrimental to an individual’s success due to narrowmindedness and dedication to a single passion. Here’s why “follow your passion” is bad career advice:

   ‘Follow Your Passion’ Is The Worst Career Advice—Here’s Why

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   Does hard work Make you Passionate?

   • Experts suggest that, for most of us, hard work makes us passionate for a field rather than the other way around. We develop passion for what we do over time, rather than starting out with a clear, defined passion for a particular career path.

   New Harvard Research: To Be Successful, Chase Your Purpose, Not Your

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   Does pursuing passion make you quit a job?

   • In one study of several hundred employees, he notes, "we found that those who believed pursuing passion meant following what brings one joy were less likely to be successful in their pursuit of passion, and were more likely to quit their job nine months down the line."

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   Aug 22, 2016 · I don't regret following my passion. In fact, I still endorse my strategy. Passions help us understand who we are and what we want. They bring vitality and joy to our days. But following your passion is a deceptively slow, uncertain way to purpose.

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5. hbr.org › 2020 › 11What You Should Follow Instead of Your Passion

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   Nov 24, 2020 · Summary. We are often told to “follow our passions,” but that advice can be too glib to be useful. Instead, why not follow our blisters? A blister is the thing you come back to time and again ...

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6. www.forbes.com › sites › juliawuench‘Follow Your Passion’ Is The Worst Career Advice—Here’s Why

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   May 19, 2021 · According to three Stanford researchers’ findings, the “follow your passion” advice can be detrimental to an individual’s success due to narrowmindedness and dedication to a single passion....

7. hbr.org › 2019/10/3-reasons-its-so-hard-to-follow3 Reasons It’s So Hard to “Follow Your Passion”

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   Oct 15, 2019 · Research on passion suggests that we need to understand three key things: (1) passion is not something one finds, but rather, it is something to be developed; (2) it is challenging to pursue your...

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   Nov 18, 2019 · "Follow your passion" is one of the most frequently repeated bits of work advice. It's also one of the most frequently criticized, and for good reason. Experts suggest that, for most of us,...