Louis Massaro (speaker/creator) explains that his moving business is his "vehicle to financial freedom," advising that while pursuing passions (example: a partner wanted to leave moving to make wine) is valuable, one should maintain or build profitable income-generating work until the passion also reliably makes money. Emphasis is on balancing purpose/passion with financial sustainability.
Moving is my vehicle to financial freedom. You know, I had a partner in one of my offices and a few years in. You know, I hate this. This business sucks. Making money business sucks. Da, da, da, da. I want to get into something else. He had a passion for wine. He loved wine. He wanted to make wine, make a vineyard. I said, okay, so make the wine, but make the money, too, right? So if some of you don't love this business, you know, you go online, you're on Instagram now, everybody's like, chase your passion. Find something you love to do, and you'll never work another day in your life. You could find your passion, you could find your purpose. But until you find your passion and your purpose, that also make you money. Keep this going with the money.
