A short YouTube monologue (by Matan Hazanov) reflecting on how few people can earn income from their passions (poetry, music, art, chess, sports). The speaker lists basic life-maintenance advice (exercise, diet, sleep, friendships, romantic reciprocity) but emphasizes that finding passion in a business and earning income from it is the key to having "it all."
In life. Very few people are blessed that they can earn income from their passions. For example, it's very difficult to make an income as a poet, as a songwriter, as a musician, as an artist, as a chess player. Okay. As a golfer, as an athlete. Very difficult. Those passions become your hobbies. You're so passionate about it. I would say a key to life would be, and I'm not just going to say, work out every day, eat healthy, make sure you focus on sleep, have a lot of friends and find someone you could love and give your love to and have that reciprocated. But I do believe that if you can be passionate about a business and earn income from it, you've made it. You have it all. That's all there is in life.
