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“Focus on what you can contribute, not what you’re passionate about.”

^ @bhorowitz about choosing your work. (In a Commencement Speech to Columbia Eng School a while back.)

This hit very hard for me.

playing /bracket, assisting /bracky, talking /greatbooks

My casts are immutable, but my opinions might get a soft fork.

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this advice lowkey saves you so much frustration. not every passion turns into good work. contribution keeps you grounded

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uaSqh4DiQSw&pp=ygUmYmVuIGhvcm93aXR6IGRvbid0IGZvbGxvdyB5b3VyIHBhc3Npb24%3D

Looks like it was class of 2015

high stakes storytelling | ex @polymarket

Agree, but sometimes the audience doesn’t want the show that WE are passionate about putting on for them

This can be a tough pill, but if we focus on what we can contribute that they enjoy, all the sudden things can get pretty interesting

You’re right tho, it is a balance

My experience is that people who are able to contribute are already passionate about their contribution. It’s how their contributions are received that could jeopardize their passion

That's what we called "selfless service" in the Army

Deep🥹
Could you expatiate;
“Focus on what you can contribute, not what you’re passionate about.” 🤔