I just finished the fastlane millionaire & have been looking into business models that I could pursue. The issue I'm having is in the book MJ DeMarco says you should do something you're passionate about rather than something you love. One thing I'm passionate about is martial arts & I have a YouTube channel dedicated to it, but I've already learnt its best not to try & make money off of it as it is technically something that I love. One thing that I'm not super passionate about but I enjoy doing is video editing & graphic design. But then wouldn't pursuing those two things also fall under doing something I love? How should I go about finding a fastlane business that's selfless & helps out specific problems in the market? I'm open to learning any skills even if it's painful.
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