What’s More Important: Money or Passion?

But we all know this saying doesn’t resonate with everyone. To certain professions, it’s a different case. It’s not everyone who follows their heart is a happy employee, majority aren’t. Even statistics proves that .

You can either stay, weigh your options and go for what better option life has to offer you, or continue being stuck in your job or career.

Some people hate their jobs due to inconvenient work conditions, and others want to go as far as changing careers. Either way, there is only one thing to consider.

Are you willing to sacrifice your freedom and peace of mind just to live by? If not, ll hope isn’t lost, you just might still have better options .

It’s better to spread your love so that when you fall out of one, the other areas of your life can keep you in check.

Before college, most people going to college quick to make irrational decisions, with little or no idea of what they really want to do.

For example, for the average American, chances are you’ll be taking out student loans for your college tuition and upkeep.

This could be a Big setup unless your college degree is capable of paying you and paying off your enormous debt after college—which in most cases, it’s not.

Like many others, you could be looking towards trying to pay off your student loans for many years—a big fat chance is you’ll get burned out and miserable. So before you make a big decision, know what you’ll be getting into.

To weigh your options. What’s more important to you?

Let’s face it— most people will never admit it, when you look to people for advice, most will tell you to pursue your passion, and do what you love.

Only a very few profit from their passion. And this is the type of people that tells you to follow your passion without consideration whatsoever on your end.

But the issue is passion grows and changes, that’s why people will go from loving a job today, and the next, feeling differently about it.

• Do you want to major in a career out of college, that will pay you, and pay your student loans? Or,

• Will you stick to your passion because it’s really what you want to do, and no matter what, you can live happily on a little pay?

I know quite a few, who realize it is too late to know that money matters to them.

I know a number of people who regrettheir career choices Just because they don’t make enough to do the things that matter to them most.

Pursuing your passion may sound simple and attractive, and for many, it’s no doubt the right thing to do. And  even if you must pursue your passion, at least, don’t pursue your passion in darkness. The truth is,  this  ignorance never turn out to be blissful.