The Cost of Chasing Passion Careers - Neuroscience News
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The study on snowsport instructors explores the challenges and rewards of pursuing passion-driven careers over traditional jobs. Participants reported profound personal growth and a sense of purpose, but at the price of financial instability and mental fatigue due to the demands of constant travel and seasonal work. Unlike leisure-focused digital nomads, these instructors prioritized skill-building and fulfillment, highlighting a workforce trend towards valuing purpose. The findings indicate that while the gratification from their careers is significant, it often comes with hidden costs that affect stability and well-being.
A decade-long study of snowsport instructors reveals that trading stable jobs for passion-driven careers can deepen fulfillment but demands significant sacrifices.
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