The vast majority of people work solely for the purpose of making money to support their lifestyle. Unfortunately, this often leads to choosing occupations that do not provide much in the way of personal fulfillment. When you do not get any type of personal fulfillment from your work, going to work becomes a chore that you avoid whenever possible.
By contrast, if your work is personally fulfilling, it will not feel like work. You will wake up each morning and look forward to going to work, and ultimately will devote more of your energy to your occupation. For most people, the narrative is you need to work hard for your economic survival and you are grateful just to have a job.
Successful entrepreneurs conduct an extensive introspective soul searching to discover what they love to do and match it to their talents, what the world needs, and what can earn them money. The diagram that accompanies this post is a great visual that provides a more visual depiction of how to locate that ideal business that is your sweet spot.
Do you get personal fulfillment from your work?
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