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EPISODE · Aug 8, 2025 · 1H 3M

Why Skills Beat Passion in Building a Career You Love

from Playing Books · host Worthscope

Have you been following your passion in your career? Are you having true fulfillment in your career? Don't you have dissatisfaction from failing to utilize your personality, skills, experience, education, and expertise? Layoffs. Job insecurity. Competitive job market. Massive unemployment. New graduates flooding the job market. Have any of these and other reasons prevented you from pursuing, getting, and keeping your dream job?First, don't follow your passion or focus more on acquiring some needed skills.This podcast guides you through preparing, landing, and keeping the job you have been longing for, but never believed you would ever have.Learn what skills can make you nearly indispensable and how to acquire them. Skills largely beat other factors in landing a job. You can become a valuable professional. Overcome the fears, insecurities, beliefs, and myths that have been keeping you from realizing your potential.Have you got or building a career capital? We encourage you to get the book on Amazon, https://amzn.to/45bF8hf, and other places where books are sold.Please share the episode and the Playing Books podcast, follow, comment, and subscribe. Thank you.

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