When Should One Follow One's Passion?

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Nicki Minaj: I think life is a struggle for almost everyone of us, right? And we're not really sure about where the other person is coming from. So I think it's a responsibility that we kind to each other, especially when we don't know what the other person may be going through or looking like on social media. One of your first post, initial post that he wrote on your blog was about the idea of following one's passion. You suggested why it was a bad idea if one's passion is in an industry with a wide distribution of economic outcomes. Some people who have followed their passions and done well are rethinking getting a job again.

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