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Sticking with it

Austin Kleon • 2617 implied HN points • 04 Jun 24
📚 Literature Writing Creativity Artistry Motivation Passion
  1. You need to really love your idea when creating something. It has to come from a personal place and excite you deeply, because it will take a lot of time and effort to bring it to life.
  2. While you can brush off mean critics, sometimes it's the well-meaning people that can hurt your project the most. Their opinions matter to you, so be careful how much you let them influence your passion.
  3. If your project becomes successful, you'll be talking about it for many years. So, it's important to choose something you truly enjoy and can stay excited about for a long time.

Correction! Go Ahead and Follow Your Passion

The Flawed Yogi Report • 99 implied HN points • 09 May 24
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Passion Yoga Teaching Support
  1. Following your passion can be incredibly exciting and liberating, leading to personal growth and bravery.
  2. Pursuing your passion may not be easy, but it can ease suffering and bring positive experiences.
  3. Passions can lead you to gain more knowledge than expected, and they allow you to contribute meaningfully to your corner of the universe.
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Grit in action

10x your mind • 139 implied HN points • 17 Aug 23
🏥 Health & Wellness Motivation Persistence Passion Success
  1. Passion can fuel determination and grit, even in the face of challenges. Enjoying what you're doing can be a powerful motivator to keep going.
  2. Consistent practice and effort lead to progress and success. Embracing failures as part of the learning process is key.
  3. Obstacles become easier to overcome when you have a genuine passion for what you're pursuing. Passion acts as a resilience booster.

The Litverse Saturday Stat: The FOMO Generation

Litverse • 99 implied HN points • 29 Apr 23
🎭️ Culture Passion
  1. FOMO, or the fear of missing out, can create a sense of inadequacy and disconnect from reality, as we focus on what others are doing and feeling.
  2. Millennials, aged 27 to 42, often experience FOMO more than other age groups, with many actively trying to induce FOMO in their peers.
  3. High-income individuals are not only most likely to experience FOMO but are also more prone to sharing their experiences on social media, aiming to evoke the same feeling in others.

Work isn't what you think it is

Sunday Letters • 159 implied HN points • 17 Oct 21
💼 Business Career Advice Work Culture Impact Passion Success
  1. Your career path is unique, and it’s shaped by random events and choices, not just a clear plan. Don’t try to follow someone else’s journey; create your own.
  2. Having a lot of impact in what you do is key to long-term success. Focus on what matters to you and makes a difference.
  3. Passion for your work can lead to success and satisfaction. Enjoying what you do doesn’t mean it’s not valuable, so embrace what you love.