Exploring the belief that by taking risks, failing often, and turning a passion into a career, we create more positive outcomes for ourselves and the communities in which we live.
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take the risk
one of my favorite things to tell my friends when they begin to doubt things/life/choices…
“if you never try, you’ll never know”
Randy Pausch Last Lecture: Achieving Your Childhood Dreams
Day 5: Passion
This, my friends, is called Not-your-typical-German-chocolate-cake.
Baking is my passion. I feel this sense of accomplishment...
I refuse to do things in life just to get by. I refuse to do things in life with no...
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I’ve found that many who take a risk to follow their passion express a deep faith in the tendency for the universe to recognize their intentions, and reward their risk-taking by showing them a way to make it work (financially, socially, etc).
One great expression of this idea is the great American Road trip. From Kerouac to Peter Fonda in Easy Rider, road trips are a form of expressing clear intent (to cross the country) while embracing a faith in the ability of the universe to guide the way (to find food, shelter, and transport).
One current example of this is Chuteless, an experiment in “‘temporarily removing something in life that’s taken for granted and seeing what happens” or, put differently, “The Chuteless equation is: ‘We are going to XXX without XXX in order to XXX’.
Follow the link to follow the adventures of Simon Bray, Matt Donovan and Ben Bray as they “TRAVEL FROM NY TO LA without MONEY FOR TRAVEL/ACCOMMODATION in order to GET TO KNOW AMERICA.”
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