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Your passion needs consistency and ritual.

The advice to "follow your passion" and "do what you're good at" is BULLSHIT. Success isn't about you - it's about solving problems people will pay for. Entrepreneurs who win detach from their own interests and look at the market rationally. They

Want to know why most startups fail? The answer lies in the Valley of Value Creation. Here's what I learned about creating true value in business: • You must find the sweet spot between rare AND valuable • Building what YOU want isn't enough •

Sometimes you just need "patience" to pursue your passion.

Boring pays. And then use that to fund your passion

"Your AI tool doesn’t need to be groundbreaking—it needs to be useful. Focus on solving real problems, not inventing new ones. Build simple market fast improve later. What’s one problem you’d solve with AI?

I have a small suggestion for guys.if you want to be an entrepreneur . Try boring problems to solve.It is underrated every tells you follow your passion that's bullshit. Do what you can do better than others. Don't follow fancy ideas most not gonna w

Is your 'passion' for the mission or merely an attachment to being seen as 'passionate'?

Why "Follow Your Passion" Can Be Terrible Startup Advice... We hear it constantly in the startup world: "Follow your passion!" It sounds inspiring, right? But honestly, as practical advice for building a sustainable business, it can sometimes be m