A Blueprint To Follow
- Try out different things until you find something you love doing.
- Once you find what you love doing, prioritize it.
- Go a few months at the very least without getting any money or attention in return.
- That’s why you have to really love what you’re doing — in order to keep going without any validation and reward in the beginning.
- Practice in public and get good at it.
- Focus on getting better and don’t think too much about the returns.
- If you’ve stuck to it for long enough and gotten good, opportunities will finally start coming to you without you having to go looking for them.
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