Do what you love, the money will follow
by Marsha Sinetar · first published 1986
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This Book is about the bigger questions of who you are and what really brings you happiness in life. These are not even psychological questions, they are metaphysical, and trying to sidestep them will inevitably result in misery. Sinetar’s examples of people who followed their inner voice are fascinating, and yet they are not exceptional. Every reader is capable of doing the same. The key is to realize that doing what you love is not a luxury, but a necessity in living a truly prosperous life.
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"Do What You Love, the Money Will Follow" by Marsha Sinetar is a book that helped me. I worked for years writing code, excited to get up in the morning to get started, My performance was excellent. I worked for other years dreading looking at…
on “Ask HN: CS, still a good career in 3-5 years?” ↗What do you desire to produce? What makes you happy? That is the first question. What ties closer into your passion? I'd like to recommend two titles to you: "do what you love the money will follow" and "what color is your parachute". Good luck and enjoy your career. Well done on having multiple offers. Keep up the good work.
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