172: The Smart Way to Follow Your Passion with Moustafa Hamwi
Passionpreneur Moustafa Hamwi defines true passion and shares keys to pursuing it wisely.
You’ll Learn:
- Moustafa’s four-fold definition of passion
- A billion-dollar question that you should ask yourself right now
- Why you should build your passion tribe
About Moustafa
Moustafa is known globally as The Passion Guy due to his amazing success in launching platforms that are empowering people to work & live passionately including a series of Passion Talks; and Passion Sundays the leading online passion & happiness talk show.
Items Mentioned in this Show:
- Moustafa’s book for free: http://moustafa.com/Awesome
- Book: Ready for Anything by David Allen
- Book: Riding The Waves of Culture by Fons Trompenaars
- Book: Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill
- Methodology: Getting Things Done by David Allen
- Brian Tracy’s episode: PassionSundays
- Software: OmniFocus
- Mike Rowe’s video on not following passion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVEuPmVAb8o
- Website: PassionSundays Best Way to End a Week and Start Another
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