Chris Koerner

follow the profit, P-R-O-F-I-T, until you can afford to follow your passion, right?

Because if we're trying to follow our passion from day one, we're probably not ever going to get there because the statistical likelihood that what we love and what makes us money overlaps in the beginning is almost zero.

So ignore passion, right?

For a time, try to build your passion around commerce and then start anything.

And then once you're able to have more passive income, then start things that you're passionate about, like in the actual industry that you're passionate about.

Persistence.

Persistence is obviously going to create repetitions to understand the problem, to learn more.

So I wonder, as it relates to passion and persistence, they seem sort of inextricably linked.

Something I'm more passionate about, I'm more likely to continue at even when the rewards don't show up.

Yeah, like my car business, right?

I had no passion for cars.

And I had another business that was doing great.

So I abandoned that.

But people think that like, people sometimes look at themselves as lazy or they're not a hard worker.

And so they're just, they're not confident that they could do this.

But there's like, everyone is a hard worker.

Everyone on this planet has the same DNA that enables them to work hard.

But the problem is what they're working on probably gives them no energy, right?

They're probably not passionate about it.

So what am I passionate about?