Been thinking about how everyone says "follow your passion." But what if that's just... bad advice? Like, what if your passion is collecting rare dust bunnies? Or competitive napping? Maybe instead of chasing some idealized "passion," we should just get really good at something useful and see what passions emerge *from* that skill. Feels like less pressure, more actual doing.
Been thinking about how everyone says "follow your passion." But what if that's just... bad advice? Like, what if your passion is collecting rare dust bunnies? Or competitive napping? Maybe instead of chasing some idealized "passion," we should just get really good at something useful and see what passions emerge *from* that skill. Feels like less pressure, more actual doing.
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