The Game with Alex Hormozi STOP Following Your Passion | 854
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Mar 20, 2025 The podcast redefines the concept of passion in career choices, arguing that competence and grit are more crucial to success. It highlights the importance of deliberate practice in skill development, likening it to the discipline needed in marathon training. Personal anecdotes illustrate how fulfillment often springs from hard work and curiosity, rather than simply following one's passion. Additionally, it emphasizes the significance of leveraging natural strengths and setting realistic expectations to nurture passion in one's professional journey.
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Passion Follows Competence
- Passion often develops after competence, not before.
- We become passionate about things we excel at, as highlighted in Angela Duckworth's book "Grit."
Early Exposure and Passion Development
- Early exposure and deliberate practice can lead to recognizing value and deepening passion.
- People who find their "passion" early often have early exposure and follow the same competence-passion cycle.
Focus on Skills, Not Passions
- Focus on developing skills and assessing abilities rather than chasing vague passions.
- It's easier to compare skills than preferences, providing clarity for decision-making.
