I can claim none of what follows as my own, and I am indeed still learning to put into practice the things listed below.  The following comes from Steve Pavlina as his Twitter posts, and I think they are brilliant and should be shared with all:

Do what you love -> get good at it -> share your talent to create value for others -> receive value in return -> do more of what you love.


Since many people are worried about the economy, there’s greater demand and more opportunities for people who aren’t worried.


If you have trouble discovering what you love, start by dropping from your life that which you don’t love. Purge the wrong answers first.


If you love doing X, then do X. Don’t do things you dislike because you think it will give you the chance to do X. Just do X. No excuses.


If you love helping people heal, you can start doing that today… long before you graduate from med school. Again, dump the excuses.


If you want to be a rocket scientist, take the time to learn the skills you need. Meanwhile, go build & launch some model rockets this week.


Pretend you died yesterday and lost all. Then live this day as the first day of your afterlife. Harder to make excuses when you’re dead. :)


If you turn toward what you love, you’ll be staring directly into your greatest fear. Don’t look away. Take a bold, brave step forward.


Doing what you love is challenging. Doing what you don’t love is pointless.


Think about it…

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