FAQ

How do I monetise my passion?

How do I monetise my passion?

How To Monetize Your Passion (Step-By-Step Guide)

  1. Define your passion – make sure you know what you’re passionate about and know it well.
  2. Figure out what is it that you’re trying to sell – get to know your product.
  3. Create a business plan – make it as detailed as possible.

How can I make a lot of money I love?

How to make money doing what you love: 5 essential steps

  1. Know your passion. For sure. Seems simple enough, right?
  2. Start small. Test the waters. Before you jump in the deep end, do some small jobs for cheap or even for free.
  3. Research. Then network like crazy.
  4. Make a plan. OK.
  5. Invest and reinvest. Money and time.

Can you really “find your passion”?

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A recent Stanford research paper (a good summary is here) identifies the main flaw of this undead trope: “Finding your passion” presupposes that interests and passions are fixed, rather than fluid and evolving as we age and gain wisdom and experience. Those who follow the fixed mindset are much more likely to give up when obstacles arise.

Why should you Follow Your Passion in life?

By following your passion in life, you’ll build up character. It takes true strength to go after what is you truly love to do in life. And, naturally, you’ll reach new understandings about life, love and the people that surround you, which will help to further foster and develop your character.

Is it possible to turn a passion into a job?

Or as Harry Briggs, Venture Capitalist and former Partner at BGF Ventures, puts it: “If you just want to pursue something you enjoy, that might be a sign of laziness rather than genuine passion.” It will turn a passion into a job.

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Should you develop your passion or live quietly in the woods?

Your choices will need to be different if you want to live quietly in the woods vs if you want to jet-set around the world. Developing your passion sounds more fun than it is because learning and developing skills is inherently painful. Falling off your bike hurts.