2- Are We Slowly Killing Our Passion?
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How much energy do we waste on things that don't matter? If we try to turn our passion into a career does that all but guarantee that we will end up burning out and hating what we do? Those are the questions we explore in this weeks episode of the Make Stuff Club
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