What a simplistic way to put things in.
You need to do a lot of things you do not love before you have the skills, the vision and the attitude to actually do what you love, and accomplish the goals you want to accomplish...
As a millennial, I think this kind of attitude is the problem with our generation. I mean both simplifying things into instagram-quote-sized senteces like "always do what you love" and also convincing ourselves that if you are not doing what you love, you should be doing something else.
Maybe we should focus more on how to be able to still motivate one-self to do things you do not love so much, but that are necessary.
Often, things that I really do not want to do are necessary for me to achieve things I really want to achieve.
Articles like this, and the beliefs they seems to want to propagate, are probably a big source of depression and failure in young adults (and not so young adults) these days.
You need to do a lot of things you do not love before you have the skills, the vision and the attitude to actually do what you love, and accomplish the goals you want to accomplish...
As a millennial, I think this kind of attitude is the problem with our generation. I mean both simplifying things into instagram-quote-sized senteces like "always do what you love" and also convincing ourselves that if you are not doing what you love, you should be doing something else.
Maybe we should focus more on how to be able to still motivate one-self to do things you do not love so much, but that are necessary.
Often, things that I really do not want to do are necessary for me to achieve things I really want to achieve.
Articles like this, and the beliefs they seems to want to propagate, are probably a big source of depression and failure in young adults (and not so young adults) these days.