I had a conversation with Renat the other day about the perfect job.

My point was that in a perfect world you would only be doing what you love doing, what is truly aligned with your life’s purpose. And if you do not know what you should be doing — you will not be working. You will get paid for not doing what you hate doing.

There are so many people who hate their jobs.
Day in and day out they go to work for paychecks without questioning if this setup even makes sense. Now, there are millions of circumstances, and there are people that need money immediately, but if you work on something you hate — you must at least have a plan to change that.

Here is the problem: you will never be great at what you hate. You may be marginally OK at your job, but you will never kick major butt as at. And if you are not kicking major butt at what you are going — why bother? Mediocrity never took anybody anywhere.

Be awesome at your job, be the best at what you do.
Everybody is awesome at something and for everyone it is a different thing.