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Don’t do what makes you happy. Do this instead by Ed Latimore
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This week’s episode features an article written by best-selling author Ed Latimore, a former professional heavyweight boxer, and competitive chess player.
In this article, Ed talks about the common myths we’re told when choosing our career, what you should focus on instead, and how to get happiness through what you do.
Listen to the episode now or read the full article: Don’t do what makes you happy. Do this instead
"The “do what you love” platitude has some explaining to do. If everybody knows we’re supposed to find a profession or vocation we enjoy, that number should be 99.99 percent. It’s not. Why?"
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