'You've got to find what you love'
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The first time I heard "You have to find your bliss," it sounded like new-age claptrap to me. It took time to sink in - the way I understand it now is that someone who is dedicated to an idea will put in his blood, sweat, and tears; and they'll probably have a great time to boot. That extra dedication will lead to success, not in a mystical laws-of-attraction way, but in a concrete, practice-makes perfect way.