I think of it that way: 1. Find your passions by emotional thinking 2. Fund your passions by logical thinking Money spending without knowledge of your passions is often wasted, although it can lead you to a passion if you're lucky. Dream chasing without the money to support those dreams will result in slow progress and frustration, although you can get lucky that way aswell.
That makes a lot of sense and it does reflect what I'm trying to do now. I have my passions but I'm also chasing to make money so I can eventually fund them and transition to them.
Just round up these "financial" people like the one in the video an his family who owns the media an take their families cash they owe you? The germans had it figured it
I say chase money simply because it's how this world currently functions and therefore you NEED money. When you have excess money you'll typically be able to truly afford your passions.
After watching more than a couple of videos on Passion Vs Career and Money, I realised that passion has been in most cases categorised as LOVE of one's INTERESTS. But interests petty much fluctuate as we go through life and may not always become a source of income, but a career that brings in money can, hence careers or jobs are needed . I will like to point out another factor, which In my opinion, is the senior to "Passion" and it's PURPOSE. Purpose for me is the intersection between "Love for Interest"(Passion) and Love for PEOPLE. Purpose for me is something that can hunt you if left undone in one's life time
I’ve made great money at jobs I was miserable at, I’ve made peanuts on jobs I’ve loved. The ONE thing I’ve learned in my life from these experiences is that PASSION FOLLOWS YOU, not the other way around. Every position or career I’ve held all around the USA has always influenced my passion(s). Where you know it or not you can’t look for your passion left or right, it will always be right in front of your face, all you have to do is look up…
Most people look up as the mc drive thru screen everyday probably disagree with you. Not that humans actually work offscreen. But the computer generating the illusion they exist generates the illusion they have a purpose to whine. An itll include that
I'm already financially stable. I don't care about chasing money. I do whatever I want in my free time. Hobbies, family, friends ect.. The best things in life are free. The next best things are pretty cheap.
As Long You Remain The 4Ds In Life Determination- Even When The Odds Are Against You, You'll Fight No Matter What To Achieve Your Dreams. Dedication- How Much Do You Really Commit In This As Your Goal In Life Devotion- How Much You Love It No Matter What And Most Importantly Discipline- Practice Makes Constant. Then My Mate, You'll Attract Alot Of Opportunities And Luck. Hope In The Best Life For You.
I have coached people in choosing a career path. these are the two options: 1. Do what you love. -This may or may not provide you with the luxuries of life, but the mandatory 8 hours we give in exchange for "living" is consumed by what you love doing the most. Go for it. 2. Do what affords you the luxury to do what you love. - This means doing that grind, day after day so that on your days off, you can afford to do whatever you want. Go for it. No two people are the same. everyone has their own ideas on what they would rather do with their time. Two facts remain. You have to afford to live, day-by-day and there are things you want to do with your time. Each person if free to choose one or the other. (Some, though very few, get to do both.) So sit back and use your logic/passion matrix to figure out how to achieve what it is you want to do. Then... Go for it! Make YOUR life happen!
I would say: instead of chasing a job where you work for someone else, or a passion that is probably unrealistic. Chase becoming your own boss and find a way to become an entrepreneur. Let me tell u guys, I got the job I always wanted, and I’m not any happier, in fact I’m under more stress, more pressure, feel like I’m a never ending hamster wheel where you give up your most important commodity and this commodity cannot be replaced, and that is YOUR TIME. Instead of working to make others rich, work to make your self rich, if you can find a way. Fock working for another man.
Passion over money, always leads to the best life. Not even an argument.. listen to older people, they have a lot more experience if you listen to many, you will hear the same answers from the smartest ones...
I’ve actually not gotten with me what it is exactly that Patrick is advising here. I mean its kinda complicated tbh… Is he saying to prioritize Passion over Money? He did say at the very end to find the right balance, which makes me feel like the video was kinda rendered meaningless really. I could be wrong.
The green to pink ratio of logic-to-reason at the age of 50+ is where I was at when I was 20. Yeah, I was weird and am still a weirdo. I just learned to embrace it and it's worked out well so far.
Lots of comments of people telling you to go back to these type of videos. Pat, there’s a reason why your channel is skyrocketing like never before. Don’t change a thing. Your channel is diverse! That’s how it should be. People will go and go, but they always come back. There is a reason for this.
Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance is easily one of my favorite reads. Find the right balance for each situation and chase the right habits, were my key takeaway from this video, thanks for sharing.
The reality is whatever you choose to do will require time and effort, a lot of people want to chase their passions because they're lazy and think it requires less effort when it actually requires a lot more
Chase excellence. Excellence is the goal not a specific product or service. If people don't want to buy buggy whips, change your tactics NOT your strategy.
The best story I heard for whether you should chase money or passion was about a man who out of desperation had to start portable toilet company. He soon found out that there was a huge market for these toilets, construction sites, festivals, concerts, etc. He made tons of money, and soon found out how passionate he was about other people's shit.
Hideo Kojima is one of the world's best game designers. He may even be the best game designer in the world. He is passionate about game design and films. He also has a degree in economics. He more or less knows how to make his passion profitable. He more or less knows how to do so without compromising his vision. He has faced incredible odds and he was able to overcome them all because of his passion. A business mentor once told me, "Before you make the money, you need to become the man." How does one become "the man". How does one do so while facing incredible odds? How? The answer is passion. Your passion is your drive. It is the force behind your actions. However, force is not enough. You also need strategy and this is where logic comes in. My father once told me, "You can be anything you want, except ignorant in business and money."
thankyou so much sir. you have helped in deciding to choose logic over passion. and yes you 100 percent right about when we grow older we choose according to logic rather than emotions
I've never seen somebody really great at something without having being passionate about it first, I think things goes like this: passion first then greatness follow.
I think most people realize you need to be good at what you do. But passion provides the power to hone that skill and to stick with it through all the challenges. So yes, passion. But if you need money to chase your passion.... have the patience and perseverance to go get that money first.
This video is one of the best you’ve made, Pat! This one really impacted my life and know it will change my life for the better. God lead you! Thanks again for this!!!
You are the only guy on youtube that is keeping up the content quality of videos no matter what, haven't seen a video in last two years which I didn't appreciate. Keep up the good work👍🏻.
I'm passionate about building process equipment, chem engineer, I'm also an entrepreneur, I'm chasing both. I'm not rich yet but solid and fulfilled. It is important that emotional vs biz logical decisions ->🔑
Recently quit my marketing job to chase my passion of being on the radio and approx $800 less a month. Now the logic has to come in on how I'm going to make up that difference in pay and keep my family fed the same way.
This was mad insightful, I actually learned a lot. Currently a problem I am facing when choosing to start a business but this video has helped. Thanks pat!
Being in the very act of your passion is the point. Not trying to be at the point of what society tells you is the highest goal of the passion. That's when the cross-over of passion is about money. When that happens, it's no longer a passion. It's a job.
My passion is music. I play piano and guitar. It takes a lot of time to maintain and grow into my potential. Pursuing money seems practical but leaves me feeling like a traitor to my gifts. Pursuing music means I have to miss out on many things money can buy. I guess everyone chooses and we can second guess later, even though that is meaningless.
Build something around your passion, if baseball is your passion doesn't mean you have to be a baseball player, instead you could start a channel with all the baseball news, sell baseball cards/gear, make custom baseball bats idk get creative, and in the end you'll be making money with your passion. And since it's your passion you're less likely to give up on it and have it grow until your successful.
Best time to invest? thats funny though because in the last four months I have lost more than $47,000 in stock market which is the biggest I have loss since I ventured into stock investment.
you could be right or wrong depends on your expertise, I once made such loss when i invested thinking i have gathered enough trading skills from youtube videos but now its a different ball game for me because I was lucky to have met "Tamara Diane Hagan", a financial manager and stock expert, I have made more than $165,000 in 6 weeks under her supervisions.
@@jamesmaduabuchi6100 Really? people are cashing in from the stock market and frankly speaking its comforting seeing someone admit to the fact that they actually seek help from professionals. please how can i reach Tamara ?
Was it in career? Im in my early 20s and deciding if I should stick to my current career (pay is pretty good and the salary ceiling is pretty high) but I feel miserable doing it. Then there is this another dream of mine which I have to learn to do better and making money there can be tough (graphic design).
@@alexbarcovsky4319 Can you work on it simultaneously? At breaks? There is no free time, there is only time. Are you just placing the blame on your job because you are not satisfied with yourself or your surroundings? Too many variables for me to give you a honest perspective. Peace be upon you!
@@sagat223 I can survive without a job for a while. I dont know if Im blaming the job, its unlikely imho. Its in marketing, which was always my passion, but I ended up doing performance digital stuff which is not the creative brandbuilding strategy that one would imagine under the phrase marketing. I can make it work but Im just looking towards weekends and end of workdays, not seeing any purpose or true value in the work I do. It stems from my childhood where I was steered away from my creative tendencies to just excell at school and get to a good uni and the traditional stuff. Always felt it was wrong, but I just believed my parents. Now, I internally feel that I need to change my path. I just want to create and make stuff, not just distribute other peoples creativity on advertising platforma. But my confidence (because I didnt go to art school, which I shouldve) is so low that I just feel like its naive to follow my vision. I was just wondering if someone else had a same situation, tried the passion way and made it work. But not like some famous person that you cant even tell how much of that shit he cooked up. Just an average joe like me, trying to find his place in the world.
@@alexbarcovsky4319 Well as somebody who has juggled with a very similar, if not the same feeling, I fully understand you. Different fields though. I feel that there is a pattern there, right? Marketing and art. One can be incorporated into the other. Plenty of great artists didn't have any formal schooling. I doubt that going for another degree is optimal right now though? A part of you is in the rebel state, which is great! Steer it right. Read about trauma and analyze your own. In the words of Jung: "Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate.” Look at your blessings. A decent earning, young, self analytical and full of potential. The road is ahead, this is just the start, for both of us. On the technical terms, I'd deffo suggest drawing and learning in your free time, hell, you might be able to look at a few pictures while working lol. Investing into your own firm?
neither. Focus on your gifts that have value in society, that's it. There are compromises to be made but once you focus on being the greatest at what you're already good at, without money in mind, the money will come and will fund your passions. Discipline and rewire your brain to think this way and you will have a true life goal that consists of achievable phases and milestones.
These are the questions to ask man, everything in life is relative. Having money does not necessarily make you happy, you need enough to come by and be able to influence and help other people's lives too
@@springteen3743 That's not how it works. Yes there is a satisfaction out of getting materialism but it is not what you should solely strive for. It will either be a selfish thing you do or you will fail to make money altogether. Doing things for other people will result in doing your passion in a satisfying way and if it makes money then you will find yourself in a better situation :)
I'm passionate about not being broke. Get a high value skill, that way you have time for your passion. I love baseball too, but my job lets me see the Arizona Diamondbacks at Chase field.
Great insight. Regarding being passionate about art, as a musician let me say there are 2 kinds of people: People who can CHOOSE not to do it, and people who have no choice BUT to do it. If you're not the latter, put down the guitar or the paintbrush. You can't do it. Enjoy it as a hobby, at the most. But stop playing rockstar. It's unsightly. p.s. It is logical to say that you will get the culture you pay for. If you take the product for free, you will eviscerate the livelihoods of thousands of real artists, and create a climate in which people have to supplicate themselves to a hyper-corporate, agenda-pushing, centralized platform of artless control freaks in order to survive at all. This is why "music sucks today." You got what you paid for. A culture of amateurs who think that rappers are musicians. Take heed. You're next.
Pat you are killing it man the fact that you have the Podcasts the fact that you have the mafia in the works the fact that you have the offer to give to Trump and Obama and not waiting for that and still making these business contact for us entrepreneurs is appreciated so I appreciate you thank you
I still battle a lot with myself on this. i'm not yet that successful has i want to be because of this. No work really fulfills me. But with my passion (sports) i'm so passionate, i feel a sense of freedom and belonging that is hard to express on words. I'm competent on my work, but at the of day i'm wondering "what the hell i'm i doing?" , "Am i wasting my life?" And it got me pondering about this. I know it in my core that if "found" the thing that drives has much has i drive from sports and playing it, and apply it to some business, oh man... i really feel i can conquer the world, so much that it frightens me. Thank for your great work Patrick, maybe when i find my way, possible we will meet.
Love these Presentation messages, visual is just as important as speaking. The More Critical Thinking Helps in Logical, Learning and Decision making. Listening to others with Self Reflection or who and what you are gains Wisdom.
You said you're passionate about baseball just because you aren't the athlete that doesn't mean you can't follow your passion look at the owners, coaches, trainers, scouts and general managers it's different positions you can take while following your passion that's what I'm doing with my passion (music) I know how to be an artist but I'll rather be behind the scenes because that's what my heart & mindset is on the entrepreneur side of it.
I think it's wise to do that which is best for you in your circumstances. For some that will be making money, for some it will be following their passion, for some it will be both, for others it might be striving towards some achievement that just needs to happen, etc.
@@jrose1999 That's not as bad as it may seem, as it may help you to realize that YOU should be the navigator of your life, not me. Of course if you need someone to talk to so you can arrange your thoughts I can chat with you somewhere, or if you happen to be one of those rare people who genuinely want others to determine their life, then I'm sure someone will choose for you. Just be very wise in picking that person then! ;)
NO WAYYYYY! YOU GOT A SHELBY COBRA!! YOU ARE my brother! OMG! I FREAKIN LOVE YOU BRO!! do you have an episode with the cobra and or all your cars?? I have 2 pics I posted on my IG as like a public vision board! and 1970 boss 302!! I want a fastback too! a whole fleet of mustangs, other classics, (mainly muscle cars) and I released my first single "mustang money" a song I made when I first came to LA!! YOU DA MAN PAT!! TYSM! I LOVE THIS METAPHOR!!! TYSM FOR THIS I AGREE 100% gotta CAPITALIZE OF THE PASSION! AND WE NEED PEOPLE!!
You know u r very lucky when ur passion is the most logical thing to pursue...
As someone who likes art I wish I had a more math or science passion so I could make money easier. But too bad I'm too right brained to like it.
Yea that's veryy very true
I think of it that way:
1. Find your passions by emotional thinking
2. Fund your passions by logical thinking
Money spending without knowledge of your passions is often wasted, although it can lead you to a passion if you're lucky.
Dream chasing without the money to support those dreams will result in slow progress and frustration, although you can get lucky that way aswell.
yes
That makes a lot of sense and it does reflect what I'm trying to do now. I have my passions but I'm also chasing to make money so I can eventually fund them and transition to them.
Currently struggling and I can testify this is the realest shxt I ever heard only because I’m living it and never thought of it like this
Agree
Just round up these "financial" people like the one in the video an his family who owns the media an take their families cash they owe you? The germans had it figured it
I say chase money simply because it's how this world currently functions and therefore you NEED money.
When you have excess money you'll typically be able to truly afford your passions.
We also need human connection on top of money. Not saying we don’t need money but we also NEED to feel connection to others
Thank you, Patrick.
"If you want to go fast go alone, if you want to go far go together."
- African Proverb
african proverb from which country dude
After watching more than a couple of videos on Passion Vs Career and Money, I realised that passion has been in most cases categorised as LOVE of one's INTERESTS. But interests petty much fluctuate as we go through life and may not always become a source of income, but a career that brings in money can, hence careers or jobs are needed .
I will like to point out another factor, which In my opinion, is the senior to "Passion" and it's PURPOSE. Purpose for me is the intersection between "Love for Interest"(Passion) and Love for PEOPLE.
Purpose for me is something that can hunt you if left undone in one's life time
I’ve made great money at jobs I was miserable at, I’ve made peanuts on jobs I’ve loved. The ONE thing I’ve learned in my life from these experiences is that PASSION FOLLOWS YOU, not the other way around. Every position or career I’ve held all around the USA has always influenced my passion(s). Where you know it or not you can’t look for your passion left or right, it will always be right in front of your face, all you have to do is look up…
Thanks for the insight!
Most people look up as the mc drive thru screen everyday probably disagree with you. Not that humans actually work offscreen. But the computer generating the illusion they exist generates the illusion they have a purpose to whine. An itll include that
Great insight, thanks for sharing.
Give me an example of passion when it's right in front of you
Passion is great.. but make your millions then you can indulge ur passion. ✌🏼😎
True
Continuing our passion after years spending in earning money is not worth it because we will lose interest
Basically your God given gift will make room for you and get passionate about what you’re good at. I like it
I'm already financially stable. I don't care about chasing money. I do whatever I want in my free time. Hobbies, family, friends ect.. The best things in life are free. The next best things are pretty cheap.
Before I watch the video I’ll say this.Always chase the money because it will afford you to have a passion because passion never guarantees anything.
50/50 emotion/logic = wisdom
It’s not always obvious but They are synergistic One balances the other.
I will always chase my passion because I feel that I will make millions doing it and the overall pursuit will feel like millions to me
As Long You Remain The 4Ds In Life
Determination- Even When The Odds Are Against You, You'll Fight No Matter What To Achieve Your Dreams.
Dedication- How Much Do You Really Commit In This As Your Goal In Life
Devotion- How Much You Love It No Matter What
And Most Importantly
Discipline- Practice Makes Constant.
Then My Mate, You'll Attract Alot Of Opportunities And Luck. Hope In The Best Life For You.
Passion > Money.❤😊
I have coached people in choosing a career path. these are the two options:
1. Do what you love. -This may or may not provide you with the luxuries of life, but the mandatory 8 hours we give in exchange for "living" is consumed by what you love doing the most. Go for it.
2. Do what affords you the luxury to do what you love. - This means doing that grind, day after day so that on your days off, you can afford to do whatever you want. Go for it.
No two people are the same. everyone has their own ideas on what they would rather do with their time. Two facts remain. You have to afford to live, day-by-day and there are things you want to do with your time. Each person if free to choose one or the other. (Some, though very few, get to do both.) So sit back and use your logic/passion matrix to figure out how to achieve what it is you want to do. Then... Go for it! Make YOUR life happen!
Chase integrity
I would say: instead of chasing a job where you work for someone else, or a passion that is probably unrealistic. Chase becoming your own boss and find a way to become an entrepreneur. Let me tell u guys, I got the job I always wanted, and I’m not any happier, in fact I’m under more stress, more pressure, feel like I’m a never ending hamster wheel where you give up your most important commodity and this commodity cannot be replaced, and that is YOUR TIME. Instead of working to make others rich, work to make your self rich, if you can find a way. Fock working for another man.
Chasing millions and learning how to make it is the main passion!
Passion over money, always leads to the best life.
Not even an argument.. listen to older people, they have a lot more experience if you listen to many, you will hear the same answers from the smartest ones...
I’ve actually not gotten with me what it is exactly that Patrick is advising here.
I mean its kinda complicated tbh…
Is he saying to prioritize Passion over Money? He did say at the very end to find the right balance, which makes me feel like the video was kinda rendered meaningless really. I could be wrong.
The green to pink ratio of logic-to-reason at the age of 50+ is where I was at when I was 20. Yeah, I was weird and am still a weirdo. I just learned to embrace it and it's worked out well so far.
Passion isn’t about what you do but what’s inside of you. Happiness is everywhere around us. Just gotta find it in the things we do in life
Lots of comments of people telling you to go back to these type of videos. Pat, there’s a reason why your channel is skyrocketing like never before. Don’t change a thing. Your channel is diverse! That’s how it should be. People will go and go, but they always come back. There is a reason for this.
The passion and conviction Pat has in explaining anything and everything is the gold standard
Instead of passion, chase excellence and success will follow.
Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance is easily one of my favorite reads. Find the right balance for each situation and chase the right habits, were my key takeaway from this video, thanks for sharing.
The reality is whatever you choose to do will require time and effort, a lot of people want to chase their passions because they're lazy and think it requires less effort when it actually requires a lot more
Chase excellence. Excellence is the goal not a specific product or service. If people don't want to buy buggy whips, change your tactics NOT your strategy.
The best story I heard for whether you should chase money or passion was about a man who out of desperation had to start portable toilet company. He soon found out that there was a huge market for these toilets, construction sites, festivals, concerts, etc. He made tons of money, and soon found out how passionate he was about other people's shit.
I am committed to self-development & thriving.
Nobody feels regret working on what he's passionate about. Even if you lacked that financial side, you still enjoy doing what you love.
I am full logical on my decisions but my logic says what makes me happier mostly long term not Money
I don't have passion so definitely chasing money.
Hideo Kojima is one of the world's best game designers. He may even be the best game designer in the world. He is passionate about game design and films. He also has a degree in economics. He more or less knows how to make his passion profitable. He more or less knows how to do so without compromising his vision. He has faced incredible odds and he was able to overcome them all because of his passion.
A business mentor once told me, "Before you make the money, you need to become the man."
How does one become "the man". How does one do so while facing incredible odds? How? The answer is passion. Your passion is your drive. It is the force behind your actions. However, force is not enough. You also need strategy and this is where logic comes in.
My father once told me, "You can be anything you want, except ignorant in business and money."
thankyou so much sir. you have helped in deciding to choose logic over passion. and yes you 100 percent right about when we grow older we choose according to logic rather than emotions
Bottomline: CHASE (& Inculcate) GOOD HABITS!!. Thanks Pat!
I've never seen somebody really great at something without having being passionate about it first, I think things goes like this: passion first then greatness follow.
Define great. Is it making lots of money? If so I have seen plenty of people do it - not even a joke.
It’s not always true. You can be very good at something without being passionate about it.
@@JohnDoe-sk6wy kinda hard to sustain that long term don’t you think?
@@chrizzo7782 Not really. Think of the millions of people sticking to a job they are good at but hate.
@@chrizzo7782 no its not. Ive seen people who have little interest in their job or career but are still in the top percentage of that career
You should chase opportunity.....and bring your passion with you!!!!
That’s the most difficult; find both something that you are so passionate and logic. It’s so hard to do for me.
Do what you love, but follow the money!
I chose security.
Within this, there were opportunities for tasks I could be passionate about, and opportunities to excel.
The timing of this video is impeccable.
The bag is the byproduct of being logical
Whatever you do, do it with purpose and do it well
Yes, thank you exactly the type of people I need to be around. Can’t wait to see you at the Vault!
I am at 0:29. I say chase both. Passion get you the money, But Passion without thinking about the money will demoralize you eventually.
I think most people realize you need to be good at what you do.
But passion provides the power to hone that skill and to stick with it through all the challenges.
So yes, passion.
But if you need money to chase your passion.... have the patience and perseverance to go get that money first.
This should be the top comment
This video is one of the best you’ve made, Pat! This one really impacted my life and know it will change my life for the better. God lead you! Thanks again for this!!!
You are the only guy on youtube that is keeping up the content quality of videos no matter what, haven't seen a video in last two years which I didn't appreciate. Keep up the good work👍🏻.
I'm passionate about building process equipment, chem engineer, I'm also an entrepreneur, I'm chasing both. I'm not rich yet but solid and fulfilled.
It is important that emotional vs biz logical decisions ->🔑
Recently quit my marketing job to chase my passion of being on the radio and approx $800 less a month. Now the logic has to come in on how I'm going to make up that difference in pay and keep my family fed the same way.
This was mad insightful, I actually learned a lot. Currently a problem I am facing when choosing to start a business but this video has helped. Thanks pat!
This is literally the video I needed Pat, the biz is gonna do 7 figures this year but I always wanted to be a musician
This video came out an hour after having a intense talk about a major life decision! Amazing!
Being in the very act of your passion is the point. Not trying to be at the point of what society tells you is the highest goal of the passion. That's when the cross-over of passion is about money. When that happens, it's no longer a passion. It's a job.
My passion is music. I play piano and guitar. It takes a lot of time to maintain and grow into my potential. Pursuing money seems practical but leaves me feeling like a traitor to my gifts. Pursuing music means I have to miss out on many things money can buy. I guess everyone chooses and we can second guess later, even though that is meaningless.
Pat, I just had a conversation with one of my mentors and this video was such a blessing! Created so much clarity for me. Appreciate you so much!
I feel Mike Rowe says it best. Don't pursue your passion, chase opportunity.
I love that Pat has nuanced responses that are also a clear answer.
I m so thankful I have a guru
Build something around your passion, if baseball is your passion doesn't mean you have to be a baseball player, instead you could start a channel with all the baseball news, sell baseball cards/gear, make custom baseball bats idk get creative, and in the end you'll be making money with your passion. And since it's your passion you're less likely to give up on it and have it grow until your successful.
There might be an economical turmoil but there is no doubt that this is still the best time to invest.
Best time to invest? thats funny though because in the last four months I have lost more than $47,000 in stock market which is the biggest I have loss since I ventured into stock investment.
you could be right or wrong depends on your expertise, I once made such loss when i invested thinking i have gathered enough trading skills from youtube videos but now its a different ball game for me because I was lucky to have met "Tamara Diane Hagan", a financial manager and stock expert, I have made more than $165,000 in 6 weeks under her supervisions.
@@jamesmaduabuchi6100 Really? people are cashing in from the stock market and frankly speaking its comforting seeing someone admit to the fact that they actually seek help from professionals. please how can i reach Tamara ?
search her name on the internet to reach her
thanks for the info . Found her website and it really impressive
Another awesome video Patrick. I had this realization in my early 20’s and drew a very similar chart, which I still have and work on. 👍🎬
Was it in career? Im in my early 20s and deciding if I should stick to my current career (pay is pretty good and the salary ceiling is pretty high) but I feel miserable doing it. Then there is this another dream of mine which I have to learn to do better and making money there can be tough (graphic design).
@@alexbarcovsky4319 Can you work on it simultaneously? At breaks? There is no free time, there is only time. Are you just placing the blame on your job because you are not satisfied with yourself or your surroundings? Too many variables for me to give you a honest perspective. Peace be upon you!
@@sagat223 I can survive without a job for a while. I dont know if Im blaming the job, its unlikely imho. Its in marketing, which was always my passion, but I ended up doing performance digital stuff which is not the creative brandbuilding strategy that one would imagine under the phrase marketing. I can make it work but Im just looking towards weekends and end of workdays, not seeing any purpose or true value in the work I do. It stems from my childhood where I was steered away from my creative tendencies to just excell at school and get to a good uni and the traditional stuff. Always felt it was wrong, but I just believed my parents. Now, I internally feel that I need to change my path. I just want to create and make stuff, not just distribute other peoples creativity on advertising platforma. But my confidence (because I didnt go to art school, which I shouldve) is so low that I just feel like its naive to follow my vision. I was just wondering if someone else had a same situation, tried the passion way and made it work. But not like some famous person that you cant even tell how much of that shit he cooked up. Just an average joe like me, trying to find his place in the world.
@@alexbarcovsky4319 Well as somebody who has juggled with a very similar, if not the same feeling, I fully understand you. Different fields though.
I feel that there is a pattern there, right?
Marketing and art. One can be incorporated into the other. Plenty of great artists didn't have any formal schooling. I doubt that going for another degree is optimal right now though?
A part of you is in the rebel state, which is great! Steer it right. Read about trauma and analyze your own. In the words of Jung: "Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate.”
Look at your blessings. A decent earning, young, self analytical and full of potential. The road is ahead, this is just the start, for both of us.
On the technical terms, I'd deffo suggest drawing and learning in your free time, hell, you might be able to look at a few pictures while working lol.
Investing into your own firm?
neither. Focus on your gifts that have value in society, that's it. There are compromises to be made but once you focus on being the greatest at what you're already good at, without money in mind, the money will come and will fund your passions. Discipline and rewire your brain to think this way and you will have a true life goal that consists of achievable phases and milestones.
What if they are average at everything ?
These are the questions to ask man, everything in life is relative. Having money does not necessarily make you happy, you need enough to come by and be able to influence and help other people's lives too
Wrong, making money could also be a pasion that makes you happy but happens to make money 😉
@@springteen3743 That's not how it works. Yes there is a satisfaction out of getting materialism but it is not what you should solely strive for. It will either be a selfish thing you do or you will fail to make money altogether.
Doing things for other people will result in doing your passion in a satisfying way and if it makes money then you will find yourself in a better situation :)
I've never seen this mapped out so clearly. This is great content.
The answer is simple - passion .
I'm passionate about not being broke. Get a high value skill, that way you have time for your passion. I love baseball too, but my job lets me see the Arizona Diamondbacks at Chase field.
Don't go on emotions with wisdom you work with logic
But try to mix them both
Great insight. Regarding being passionate about art, as a musician let me say there are 2 kinds of people: People who can CHOOSE not to do it, and people who have no choice BUT to do it. If you're not the latter, put down the guitar or the paintbrush. You can't do it. Enjoy it as a hobby, at the most. But stop playing rockstar. It's unsightly.
p.s. It is logical to say that you will get the culture you pay for. If you take the product for free, you will eviscerate the livelihoods of thousands of real artists, and create a climate in which people have to supplicate themselves to a hyper-corporate, agenda-pushing, centralized platform of artless control freaks in order to survive at all. This is why "music sucks today." You got what you paid for. A culture of amateurs who think that rappers are musicians. Take heed. You're next.
Pat we want more videos like this. Educational and motivational entrepreneurship. You know the ones.
PBD please make a video about "designing the life of your dreams".
Figure out what you are good at and do that. You get passionate about what you are good at.
Patrick you on it. Much love. I need to here and watch this video.
This is such a great video! It’s all about balancing the 2 and finding the right balance.
Bro I hybridise like a Sagittarius and Gemini because the divide is a false dichotomy. You are both like non dualism
I have everything because I have God***********
Absolutely brilliant and a 100% spot on!!!
PBD - it’s on. You’re playing 1-on-1 with me now.
Pat you are killing it man the fact that you have the Podcasts the fact that you have the mafia in the works the fact that you have the offer to give to Trump and Obama and not waiting for that and still making these business contact for us entrepreneurs is appreciated so I appreciate you thank you
Passion is cultivated
Pat is so funny without trying i feel like 😂 super great at teaching
We need logic to be able to live n we need emotions to live for.
Chase the bag period.
I still battle a lot with myself on this. i'm not yet that successful has i want to be because of this. No work really fulfills me. But with my passion (sports) i'm so passionate, i feel a sense of freedom and belonging that is hard to express on words.
I'm competent on my work, but at the of day i'm wondering "what the hell i'm i doing?" , "Am i wasting my life?"
And it got me pondering about this.
I know it in my core that if "found" the thing that drives has much has i drive from sports and playing it, and apply it to some business, oh man... i really feel i can conquer the world, so much that it frightens me.
Thank for your great work Patrick, maybe when i find my way, possible we will meet.
Patrick really appreciate this video, I know what to chase now.
How did this man go from interviewing people to being a motivational speaker?
This type of content is the foundation of this channel
He has been doing both
Great video, but still stuck, too many choices that it’s too hard to narrow it down to one.
Love these Presentation messages, visual is just as important as speaking. The More Critical Thinking Helps in Logical, Learning and Decision making. Listening to others with Self Reflection or who and what you are gains Wisdom.
I wish I could spend 3 months just following David around picking up habits.. lord knows my habits are horrible!
I’d be a changed man
pat, ur channel's content never disappoints n jus keeps getting better still
You said you're passionate about baseball just because you aren't the athlete that doesn't mean you can't follow your passion look at the owners, coaches, trainers, scouts and general managers it's different positions you can take while following your passion that's what I'm doing with my passion (music) I know how to be an artist but I'll rather be behind the scenes because that's what my heart & mindset is on the entrepreneur side of it.
I absolutely love the breakdown 💡
So glad to be seeing these kind of videos again
VALUETAINMENT ROCKS!!!
These styles of videos are your best imo. Theyre why i subscribed to the channel.
I think it's wise to do that which is best for you in your circumstances. For some that will be making money, for some it will be following their passion, for some it will be both, for others it might be striving towards some achievement that just needs to happen, etc.
lol literally the most vague answer and doesn’t help whatsoever 😭😭
@@jrose1999 That's not as bad as it may seem, as it may help you to realize that YOU should be the navigator of your life, not me.
Of course if you need someone to talk to so you can arrange your thoughts I can chat with you somewhere, or if you happen to be one of those rare people who genuinely want others to determine their life, then I'm sure someone will choose for you. Just be very wise in picking that person then! ;)
If I don't read a book I'm still playing online game 'DOTA 2' OR ANYTHING! THANK YOU FOR THIS HELPS ME TO BE FOCUS IN LIFE
I appreciate this video Pat. It is just what I needed to hear today.
Passion & Purpose > Money
Very informative. Balance is key! if you can figure out what makes you happy and what you are good at you have won the game.
Balance is the key. Another great video Patrick.
NO WAYYYYY! YOU GOT A SHELBY COBRA!! YOU ARE my brother! OMG! I FREAKIN LOVE YOU BRO!! do you have an episode with the cobra and or all your cars?? I have 2 pics I posted on my IG as like a public vision board! and 1970 boss 302!! I want a fastback too! a whole fleet of mustangs, other classics, (mainly muscle cars) and I released my first single "mustang money" a song I made when I first came to LA!! YOU DA MAN PAT!! TYSM! I LOVE THIS METAPHOR!!! TYSM FOR THIS I AGREE 100% gotta CAPITALIZE OF THE PASSION! AND WE NEED PEOPLE!!