By Tony Chung on 11 April 2007 ~ Comments

Why do you do BLANK for a living?

I’ve been doing some philosophi-zing recently. Here’s something I’ve been thinking about in reference to my future:

Should a person spend his / her life:

  1. Pursuing something they suck at but want to become more proficient? OR
  2. Improving at something they’re already pretty good at?

What if Bill Clinton had chosen to become a professional saxophonist?

clinton-sax

I think this is uber important. For example: I love playing tennis. But I suck pretty bad. I like web design. But I’m not that good at it. Should I get better in these areas because I dig them? Or should I find my forte and hone it to perfection? Yes I know a combination of the two is the best. But what if that’s not a choice? Then what?

This is especially crucial when picking a major in college…

Why are you doing what you do for a living?

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Tony Chung is a 25 year young music and web lover based in Silicon Valley. He has a BSEE, released an album in Asia, and starred in a film. This blog is about his passion for Apple products, music, and financial investing. (more...)
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