Crowds of students say, "well we'd like to be painters, we'd like to be poets, we'd like to be writers. But as everybody knows,you can't earn any money that way."

When we fi nally got down to something which the individual says he really wants to do, I will say to him：You do that, and forget the money.

You'll do things you don't like doing in order to go on living, that is to go on doing things you don't like doing, which is stupid.

And after all if you do really like what you're doing, it doesn't matter what it is. You can eventually①eventually 英 [?'vent???l?] 美 [?'v?nt?u?li] adv. 最后，終于turn it. You could eventually become a master.

On the only way to become a master of something, to be really with it and then you'll be able to get a good fee②fee 英 [fi ?] 美 [fi ] n. 費用；酬金；小費vt. 付費給……for whatever it is.

So therefore it's so important to consider this question: What do I desire?

All credit goes to its perspective③perspective 英 [p?'spekt?v] 美 [p?'sp?kt?v] n. 觀點；遠景；透視圖adj. 透視的owners.

很多學生說：“我想當畫家，想當詩人，想當作家。然而每個人都知道，這些工作不怎么賺錢?！?/p>

當我的學生告訴我他真的很想做某件事，最后確定這件事真的是他想做的，我會告訴他：放手一搏吧！先別管錢那回事兒。

做你不喜歡做的事情，只是為了生活，然后繼續(xù)做你不喜歡做的事情，實在是很愚蠢。

如果你真的喜歡你所做的事情，是什么并沒有關(guān)系。你最終都會成為這一行的大師。

精于某件事唯一的途徑，便是你真心熱愛它。不管是什么，你都會有不錯的回報。

因此，提這個問題就變得很重要了：我想要的是什么？

成功歸于懷抱夢想的人。

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