In 1962, Scrully Blotnick began a study focused on 1500 new college graduates. He divided those 1500 people into two groups.

Category A said they would pursue money first and follow their passions later. Over 1,245 people went into that group.

Category B made up of 255 people said they would seek their passions and interests first and trust that money would automatically come.

Twenty years later, he revisited the two groups. Of the original 1500 people, there were 101 millionaires. Interestingly enough, one hundred of the millionaires were from category B, and only one was from category A.

It makes you take a step back and re-evaluate what you’re doing..

Are you doing it for the money, or because you love what you do?