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How to find work you love
Ted Talks, Scott Dinsmore
His point is that if you want to find work you love, you must understand yourself, your unique strengths (the things you want to do, even if your not getting paid) and become a self- expert , to know what you are looking for in a job and what success means to you.
You must also figure out what are your values and analyze your experiences . Once you have this framework together, you can start to identify the things that you want in your life and work. Do the impossible and push your limits .
I think that Scott Dinsmore thinks in the right direction. If you want to be happy with your life you must find work that you love. And I know that the most difficult ‘’ thing ’’ for peole is to actually think, think what they are, what they want and what makes them them. I think that’s the main reason why people don’t make the right choices.
I and Scott Dinsmore think the same way- that the environment and peole around you matter . When I was choosing my specialty, I did exactly what he refers to. I figured myself out and realized that right now and for the rest of my life I want to work with multimedia and that doesn’t mean I can’t accomplish other dreams too, like study medicine , design, art, music and so on. I’m absolutely sure, that I chose the right path.
His advice is that you shouldn’t do something because everyone says your supposed to. You should accomplish your own impossibilities and surround
yourself with passionate people.
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