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I totally agree that passion for your job is a must. If you need to be working and making money for most of your life, it's so much easier if you love what you do!

People who hate their jobs are generally unhappy with all aspects of their life because it colors everything.

I somewhat disagree with you especially the example of Bill Gates. He succeeded not only because of his passion for what he did, but also he was born in the right time, right family and committed right crime. (He sold someone else's software to IBM.)

In many occasions, you don't make enough money when you do what you love. I wonder how many people enjoy being a lawyer or doctor, yet they work because they make good money. I have seen so many musicians who are happy to play music, but extremely poor.

I think people should do what they love for themselves, but don't expect money to follow.

I think too that you can't expect to do what you love and money will automatically follow. You'll enjoy your life more, maybe, but unless your focus is also on being abundant and bringing money into your life, I don't think that money will necessarily be part of it.

I've tried following my passions in my life and because my husband makes good money to support us, I've been lucky enough to be able to do things I loved doing. I can't ever say I've made a lot of money at it tho!

Maybe because my passions tended toward writing and doing artistic things, not being the CEO of a company, I always found that it was harder for "the rest to follow. Of course, maybe it's my own belief that being an artist and writer won't make me rich-lol.

Being passionate helps, no matter what you do, but being adept at marketing doesn't hurt either.

Great article.
I believe if you love what you do, the money won't matter - but if you need to make money to support your family - hopefully you will at least do something that you can enjoy.

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I think I would do what I love whether the money followed or not.

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Walt Disney is a good example of doing what he loved to do. He had a work ethic instilled in him from a very early age. He delivered newspapers as a child and had to turn over his money to his father so he became used to not spending. As his career developed, he often would pay his employees more than he was making. However his main focus in his business was to produce a superior product and he was successful at that.

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