Why it pays off to fight for your dreams

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It is about clarity of purpose and focusing on the right things and activities. When you exclude everything else, the work you are passionate about turns into  a pleasurable activity. It will feel less like work and more like fun to you. Last but not least, your passion brings you money. In other words, according to an article on the addicted2succes.com website, chase your passion and you will achieve greatness.

1) You become less distracted

There are so many distractions, social media, television, friends, family…! When you follow your passion, you clearly know what is truly important. You can use your limited time for really purposeful activities. When you are passionate about something and you decide to follow your passion, your vision will focus your full attention to things  directly related to your passion.

2) You enjoy it

When you pursue what you love, you feel you are working less and playing more, life will be more fun. Working with passion means no one will have to tell you it is time to get the work done because you love the activity. You are much more likely to start working easily again and again every day.

3) Eventually, there will be huge pay

It does not really matter what you love doing and what you are passionate about. It will, in the end,  pay really well. You will see, in the end you will have created some of the most amazing things in the field you feel passionate about. There are no limits to what you can do. You will become a master in your field and your expertise will pay off.

4) You will live life to the fullest

When you follow your passion, it allows you to design a life worth living. You choose to do things that fulfill and engage you. You will be less dependent on unimportant things as your passion will bring you amazing experiences and memories instead of just things.

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