Ali Abdaal
Ali Abdaal
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Follow Your Passion is Terrible Advice. Here’s Why.

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November 27, 2022

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A super popular piece of career advice is to follow your passion, but actually that's not the best thing you can do to find a career you actually love. In this video, I discuss the lessons from Cal Newport's book So Good They Can't Ignore You about how to build a career you love. Enjoy x

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MY PRODUCTIVITY APPSMomentum Energising HabitsDownload HereVoicepal AI Writing AppMY BOOKMy New York TimesFeel-Good ProductivityMY COURSES

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