I hear a lot of excuses, fears and justifications to get off your ass and actually take the Big Leap.⁣⁣

Here are the top 12 disadvantages I got about Following Dreams instead of Money:

1. You will earn less money and may lead to old-age poverty⁣⁣
2. Sounds romantic, but it’s childish and unrealistic
3. It sounds too easy, which is sketchy. Nothing worth fighting for is ever easy⁣⁣
4. You may not be able to afford proper health insurance
5. ⁣⁣It’s overrated. Your interests tend to change over time
6. You may lose some friends by following your passion⁣⁣
7. Following your dreams can be mentally hard
8. ⁣⁣Quitting your current job isn’t all fun at all—and it can bring a lot of career backtracking
9. ⁣⁣Risky in case you have a family⁣⁣
10. Dreams are just dreams⁣⁣
11. You may end working a lot more hours than in a regular stable job⁣⁣
12. It takes too much patience and tolerance to uncertainty to follow one’s dreams⁣⁣

Some of them I find understandable, others are just plain ridiculous.⁣⁣

Here is the thing. If you are at a crossroad where you want to decide either to go for a or , it’s because it’s high time to change something in your life. Is it your perspective? Is it ?⁣

Look at the crossroad ahead of you. It’s there to show you how badly you want something. Stick or move.

Here is something to help you make that decision.⁣⁣

Following passion for some people implies a complete 360° turnaround and life shift. For others, is a minor change, even a simple shift in priorities and making space for new things.

⁣⁣Following passion is not following blind-folded what makes your heart ache. It’s identifying what makes you feel alive and finding ways to make it a profitable activity. It’s about combining what you love + what you’re good at + what the world needs.

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