The Crossroads of Should and Must: Find and Follow Your Passion

The Crossroads of Should and Must: Find and Follow Your Passion (English Edition).
L’aveva consigliata una volta Gioia Gottini adesso stava al prezzo speciale di due euro e quindi l’ho acquistato, in genere non amo leggere in inglese ma questo è molto semplice.
Il Kindle poi a un servizio per cui se vuoi le parole difficili, oppure le frasi fatte inglesi, te le traduce sempre in inglese in modo più facile da capire.
Trova e segui le tue passioni ❤️.
Quando tu decidi di guardare il tuo sogno all’interno della vita reale dove vai (dove ti porta)?
Should è quello che faccio perché devo, che si aspettano gli altri da me.
Must è quello che devo fare perché mi piace, ciò che mi dice il mio cuore.
Il must non accetta compromessi e quello che arriva quando inizi ad ascoltare te stessa. Scegliere il must è il meglio che puoi fare per te stessa.
Se riesci a guadagnare con il tuo must bene, altrimenti devi trovare il tempo e il luogo per farlo al di fuori dell’orario di lavoro.

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Who hasn’t asked the question “How can I find and follow my true calling?” Elle Luna frames this moment as “standing at the crossroads of Should and Must.” “Should” is what we feel we ought to be doing, or what is expected of us. “Must” is the thing we dream of doing, our heart’s desire. And it was her own personal journey that inspired Elle Luna to write a brief online manifesto that, in a few short months, has touched hundreds of thousands of people who’ve read it or heard Elle speak on the topic. Now Ms. Luna expands her ideas into an inspirational, highly visual gift book for every recent graduate, every artist, every seeker, every career changer.

The Crossroads of Should and Must has a universal message—we get to choose the path between Should and Must. And it gives every reader permission to embrace this message. It’s about the difference between jobs, careers, and callings. The difference between going to work and becoming one with your work. Why knowing what you want is often the hardest part. It gives eye-opening techniques for reconnecting with one’s inner voice, like writing your own obituary (talk about putting life in perspective). It talks about the most common fears of choosing Must over Should—money, time, space, and the ultimate fear: total vulnerability—and shores up our hesitation with inspiring stories of and quotes from the artists and writers and thinkers who’ve faced their own crossroads of Should and Must and taken the leap. It explains the importance of mistakes, of “unlearning,” of solitude, of keeping moving, of following a soul path.

Presented in four chapters—The Crossroads, The Origin of Should, Must, and The Return—inspired by the hero’s journey outlined by Joseph Campbell,The Crossroads of Should and Must guides us from the small moment, discovering our Must, to the big moment—actually doing something about it, and returning to share our new gifts with the world.