Passion vs. profits: Which one do you pursue?

Hi Trader,

The great debate in money and business: 

Should you follow your passions, or do what's profitable?

Many would tell you to follow your passions... 

But I would say they're wrong. 

Sometimes, passions and profits line up. If you love computer programming, well, the tech industry is known for its pay.

But for many people, building a career or business on their true passions would take a lot longer, if it's not outright impossible.

Instead, profits should come first. 

The whole point is to earn enough money in less time… leaving you the financial means and time to do what you really love.

Look at me, for instance:

I've always loved golf. But being a pro athlete is one of those "1-in-a-million" things.

On the other hand, I wasn't exactly passionate about trading when I started. 

Sure, it sounded cool to be a market whiz, but it wasn't my #1 hobby or anything.

However, I was determined to dig myself out of debt and create financial peace and freedom in my life. I saw trading as a way out.

Now?

I can burn half a weekday playing a few holes without a care in the world. 

Not to mention I don't have the pressure of performing at a professional level every time I golf.

Sure, I do find trading interesting nowadays — mostly because I'm good at it. 

Plus, I get the satisfaction of teaching others how to make good money for themselves in the markets.

But the bigger picture is that it affords me the time and money to do what I truly love.

The point is, pursue the profits first. 

Next, use the profits to give yourself true time freedom, and then you can do what you're passionate about.

On a similar note:

To learn how to trade in a way that can earn you big profits passively and create that freedom you need to do what you want, when you want…

Click here.

To big profits and beyond,

Anthony Speciale Jr

Editor & Chief Investment Strategist,

Big Energy Profits

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