Episode Details

Passion at work gets treated like something you find, as if the right job is hiding somewhere waiting to be discovered. Darren Hardy takes that apart on DarrenDaily On-Demand and offers a more useful frame built on two questions, and the first one has nothing to do with what you love doing. He uses a deliberately uncomfortable example, someone who loves a particular pastime enough to consider making a career of it, to show why alignment with your values and character matters more than enthusiasm for the activity itself. He also returns to a line from his mentor Jim Rohn about the real purpose behind setting goals. Get the two questions right, and the work stops feeling like work.

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