2 Stanford professors explained why telling people to 'follow your passion' is a bad idea

Fonte: Business Insider

Burnett and Evans say the pressure to find one all-consuming passion can make career uncertainty worse. Eric Thayer/Los Angeles Times via Getty ImagesStanford professors Bill Burnett and Dave Evans argue that "follow your passion" is bad advice. Most people don't have a single passion so the advice is often confusing, they say.

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