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Beyond Passion: The Science of Loving What You Do To many people, myself included (I’ve known her for the past five years), she represents the Platonic ideal of a great career Laura is a database whiz Companies hire her to wrangle their most gnarly data into streamlined structures If you’re lucky enough to engage Laura,
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Beyond Passion: The Science of Loving What You Do calnewport com link posted by c_prompt in jobs Put another way: three decades of research has shown that the traits that make us happy with our work have little to do with our personality or so-called “passions
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The Science of Loving What You Do In my line of work, creative, intelligent people are the driver of success They deserve as least as much of my time as the customer does In terms of time priorities, my own management comes in third, and everyone else, such as vendors, a distant fourth
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What it takes to be a successful artist: an evolved point of view of Cal Newport's article, "Beyond Passion: The Science of Loving what You Do " Language: English
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Recently, as I’ve moved beyond my student years, I’ve turned more of my attention toward decoding patterns of success in the working world In September 2012, my new book on this topic, So Good They Can’t Ignore You (Hachette Grand Central), was published
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