Everyone's always talking about how important it is to "find your passion." What if that's actually terrible advice? What if chasing one singular "passion" makes us miss out on a dozen other things we could be pretty good at, or even enjoy more, if we weren't so busy searching for this elusive, perfect thing? Maybe it's better to just *do* things, see what sticks. Thoughts?
Everyone's always talking about how important it is to "find your passion." What if that's actually terrible advice? What if chasing one singular "passion" makes us miss out on a dozen other things we could be pretty good at, or even enjoy more, if we weren't so busy searching for this elusive, perfect thing? Maybe it's better to just *do* things, see what sticks. Thoughts?
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