In this episode, Liz and I obliterate some of the common roadblocks, misconceptions and myths when it comes to following your passion.
You see, you can do what you love.
But you have to let go of what’s holding you back.
Also, in this episode you’ll get a brief update on Liz’s writing.
In the previous episode, I helped Liz increase her writing speed by 300%, so if you haven’t listened to that, do it.
Let’s move onto to today’s episode.
Here are a few key points:
- The truth about finding your passion
- What if you’re equally passionate about multiple topics?
- How to figure out if your passion is viable as a business
- The trap of early enthusiasm
- Why being afraid of taking action is essential to success
- What if there’s a lot of competition in your market?
- How to follow your passion when you have responsibilities
- How to start a passion business for under $100
- Why trying to plan your life is a waste of time
- The ONE thing you have to keep in mind when things get tough
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Sergio Felix says
May 13, 2013 at 7:07 pmAnother wonderful podcast Henri and many more points covered on passion seeking than in the previous podcast with Liz.
I was also a bit shocked too when you mentioned to go forward even when you still haven’t defined your passion yet.
I actually would recommend doing the same because passion not only can be found somewhere down the road but it can also shift to something else… So why wait to be 100% certain of what you want to do, if it can change at any given point?
Of course that’s only my point of view on this.
Really loved listening to this Henri, perfect way to get the week started with the right mindset and thanks to Liz for doing another podcast with you, I certainly enjoyed listening to her again as well. 😉
Talk soon man and take care!
Sergio
Henri says
May 13, 2013 at 7:10 pmRight you are, Sergio. The important thing is to start, especially if you’ve been trying to figure things out.
Stuart Young says
May 14, 2013 at 3:27 pmExcellent post guys. You touched on many questions that have crossed my mind at one point or another (and continue to do so). I totally relate to having many passions and struggling to focus on just one at a time!!
On the point of atoms – even the particle parts of atoms aren’t actually ‘made’ of anything! Just quanta of energy vibrating – intangible. So there is no physicality.
Your point about patience is so important too – we need bucket loads of patience to be entrepreneurs – and that’s tough sometimes.
Henri says
May 14, 2013 at 8:31 pmThat’s interesting about the atoms. Funny how it’s all a bunch of nothing.
Patrik Edblad says
May 23, 2013 at 4:29 pmGreat questions from Liz, awesome answers from Henri. I can relate to a lot of what you guys talk about as I also played poker professionally for about 5 years. It’s crazy how conditioned we are to think that we need a traditional job or else we’ll be excluded and considered irresponsible. That’s why this trailblazing business is so important – to show that it is indeed possible to follow your passion and live life the way you really want to.
Keep up the good work guys, the world needs it 😉