Finding Passion in Work
Jordan advises bringing your passion along with you in your work, but if you are totally uninterested in the part of your job that's actually lucrative, it's going to be a problem long-term. It's important to find whatever you can to enjoy about your job, but if you don't care about what your customers care about, it'll end up costing you money.In this clip
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So is there a way to get more excited about cars and stuff so I can get on with potential clients, or should I even waste my time indoctrinating myself into something I don't care about?
Can I still be successful by pursuing a more practical career and then working on my passion on the side, hoping to eventually be able to do more of my passion, as discussed in the episode Lessons from 17 Years of Podcasting - Jordan Harbinger and the clip Passion Over Money?
What's the best way to find your passion or the correct job for you if you have no interests or are only slightly interested in everything, based on the episode Ep. 61: How Should I Tackle Big Projects? and the clip Finding Passion in Multiple Careers?