Smash Notes
Why Does Follow Your Passion Become Career Advice?
Follow your passion is the phrase for the idea that your work can be your primary source of meaning. The 2012 book So good, they can't ignore you documents its first appearances in the late 19 eighties, and in the 19 nineties follow your passion becomes a good piece of career advice.
Deep Questions with Cal Newport
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Ep. 218: Work vs. Meaning
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at 9:17
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