Let’s take a look at the dark side of that bit of advice “Do What You Love?” The Introduction – What’s this all about? Your Situation – Your situation probably is messing up your dreams as is. Psychology – You … Continue reading
(We’re winding down our dark look at why “Do What You Love” doesn’t tell you much about the career world, and in some cases deceives you. Steve continues to look at how “doing what you love” might just cover up … Continue reading
(Steve continues his descent into the pains of the job world that the flip advice “Do What You Love” avoids, doesn’t cover, or even actively keeps us from facing. Now, we’ll look at what happens when you actually get that … Continue reading
(We’re taking a break from the positive focus Steve usually has to look at why “Do What You Love” has a nasty flipside – namely it doesn’t get you ready for a lot of challenges. So let’s dive into what’s … Continue reading
(Steve takes a break from his usual positive approach to look at the dark side of “Do What You Love” as career advice and why it deceives, deludes, or just doesn’t cover difficulties. Ready for more cynicism peppered with advice, … Continue reading
(Steve continues his dream-destroying exploration of why “Do What You Love” doesn’t address the darker truths of careers. Dive in for more sarcasm, dark insights, and asking how we can overcome these challenges) So you want to “Do What You … Continue reading
So the series continues, where I take a break from my usual positive approach to look at why the job advice of “Do What You Love” is probably going to crash and burn for you. Sure, I think that’s a … Continue reading
OK, so you have a dream, a job and career that involves doing what you love. You can feel it, you want it. And yeah, a lot of situations conspire to make sure that you’re not going to get there. … Continue reading
Me, I’m a positive guy. You’ve been reading my stuff, following this blog. You know I try to keep an upbeat attitude There’s a reason for that – a good attitude is essentially engineering a self-fulfilling prophecy. I’m not talking … Continue reading