Do what you love .

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Always the question, should we go after a career that can make me a millionaire and get more money , a career that's more prestigious like medicine,engineering and the like... or after a career that you LOVE, that you have dreams about and that is deep in your heart??

Many say choice A is more practical especially in Egypt where things are not that easy and different careers are not that feasible, but I am with choice B and always will be inshallah.

First money is totally from God. Of course you should have some practicality and seek better chances, but being practical and looking for better chances don't mean to give up your passion, your love, your dream career.

Imagine working in your dream job. You will go to work happy, you will achieve more than what is expected from you, because you're doing it to satisfy the love inside you not because you're being paid for it. You will suffer much less stress than others who are working in stressful jobs that they don't like. And you will do your work efficiently and correctly - which we need it much here in Egypt- and this will make u "adet el amana su7" as well.

Anyway , to cut it short before being bored, read this TRUE Story:
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Richard Bolles wrote about the late [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] when he decided to find out what happened to people who decided to ‘go for the money.’ Richard wrote, “Srully studied the career choices and financial success of 1500 people, who were divided into 2 groups, Group A (83 percent of the people in the study) chose a career because they believed they could earn a lot of money doing it, Group B (17 percent of the study group) chose a career because of their passion and desire for that work. Who do you think made more money?

Twenty years later, 101 of the 1500 had become millionaires. One hundred of them were from Group B, those who made choices based upon passion. Only one millionaire was from Group A, those who chose their career to make money. Dr. Blotnick concluded that the majority of people who became wealthy did so because they found work that absorbed their attention. Their ‘luck’ happened because of their passion.”

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by luck here, it's not "sodfa" it is "naseeb". That's my belief in anything about luck anyway.

25th February 2008	#1 (permalink)
Avatar Administrator Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 342	Do what you love . If you don't wanna read all this, scroll down to the story written in bold. Always the question, should we go after a career that can make me a millionaire and get more money , a career that's more prestigious like medicine,engineering and the like... or after a career that you LOVE, that you have dreams about and that is deep in your heart?? Many say choice A is more practical especially in Egypt where things are not that easy and different careers are not that feasible, but I am with choice B and always will be inshallah. First money is totally from God. Of course you should have some practicality and seek better chances, but being practical and looking for better chances don't mean to give up your passion, your love, your dream career. Imagine working in your dream job. You will go to work happy, you will achieve more than what is expected from you, because you're doing it to satisfy the love inside you not because you're being paid for it. You will suffer much less stress than others who are working in stressful jobs that they don't like. And you will do your work efficiently and correctly - which we need it much here in Egypt- and this will make u "adet el amana su7" as well. Anyway , to cut it short before being bored, read this TRUE Story: ----------------------- Richard Bolles wrote about the late [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] when he decided to find out what happened to people who decided to ‘go for the money.’ Richard wrote, “Srully studied the career choices and financial success of 1500 people, who were divided into 2 groups, Group A (83 percent of the people in the study) chose a career because they believed they could earn a lot of money doing it, Group B (17 percent of the study group) chose a career because of their passion and desire for that work. Who do you think made more money? Twenty years later, 101 of the 1500 had become millionaires. One hundred of them were from Group B, those who made choices based upon passion. Only one millionaire was from Group A, those who chose their career to make money. Dr. Blotnick concluded that the majority of people who became wealthy did so because they found work that absorbed their attention. Their ‘luck’ happened because of their passion.” Extracted from: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] ------------------------------ by luck here, it's not "sodfa" it is "naseeb". That's my belief in anything about luck anyway.