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You can be great at something that doesn't fit you. The trap: a job that pays the bills but doesn't excite you. Check yourself on Monday morning. If you feel dread instead of pull, the work isn't built for you.
You can be great at something that doesn't fit you. The trap: a job that pays the bills but doesn't excite you. Check yourself on Monday morning. If you feel dread instead of pull, the work isn't built for you.
So being good at something is not the same as being built for it. Like, there's a difference. You can be very good at something, but that can also become your trap. So let's say you have a job that is okay. Well, that is, that is actually your greatest enemy because a lot of times, especially people that, for example, have corporate roles or that have specific things in their life that are, they are okay, but it doesn't actually excite them. But it pays the bills. It is fine again. And the test that you can just do is by basically picturing your Monday morning. If you can picture your Monday morning, what happens to your body? Does it like lean in? Does it like do you feel pulled? Do you feel do you feel a little bit excitement? Or is it like oh I don't really want to do this. There's Monday again. I have the Sunday scaries. I really don't want the weekend to be over because then it all starts again.
