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There are tons of different business models where money can
be earned… a lot of it.
You might as well choose a method and product that fits with
your values and interests. The truth is very few people are
actually interested in Money.. they are interested in the freedom
that having enough money provides.
Personally I find currency interesting only for the imagery on the
bills… yet the freedom that money buys me in life is priceless.
My passion is freedom…. not money. Yet money is a shorthand,
a symbol of the “good life” to many people. I can make a lot of
of money assisting other people to lead freer, richer lives and
have more time with their families. Thats a lot of fun. While
assisting others is probably not my dominant passion in life, its
pretty high up there… which is a good thing… because its a big
part of my livelihood.
I hope this clarifies the role “passion” plays in choosing an
income opporttunity (job, bizop, whatever).
When you find a passion for what you do for money, working on
perfecting your skills becomes a pleasure, and “obstacles”
are merely stepping stones to greater comprehension of the
nature of what makes YOU happy.
The post author, Loren Woirhaye writes sales copy and creates marketing systems for business clients who want to slash customer acquisition costs and position their businesses For 20%-30% sales growth in the next 12-18 months. He writes regularly about marketing and life at his Entrepreneur Blog.
I really enjoyed your post. In response to this, I would like to say that I have a passion, however, since, it is intertwined with other factors, I find it very difficult to focus on one thing. I’ll give an example, I have a passion for fitness, however, I also have a passion for owning and running my own online business. I tend to get really focused on one or the other. I’m working on blending both. So your blog was very helpful in leading me towards that goal.