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Today’s word is passion: as emotion, an intense, driving, or overmastering feeling or conviction.

Notes:
  1. If you listen to business shows and the entrepreneurs they interview, you will note one characteristic they all have about their businesses and what they view makes them successful.  Passion.  They always had passion.

  2. Passion compels its holder to work harder, work smarter, and work longer. It gives a sense of mission, of caring, and of importance. It makes the labor easier, hours shorter, and satisfaction greater. 

  3. Passion is an important component of all success. Do you have passion for what you do?  If no, then consider a switch.

  4. Does passion create success, or does success engender passion?  Maybe a little of both. History shows passion is a quality that perseveres without success.  Yet, a little success surely helps your passion IQ.  On the other hand, success without passion is less certain.

Get passion. 

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