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In this episode, I introduce you to a fantastic new podcast that I think you'll love.

Turn the volume up to a safe level because you are now listening to tiny leaves.

Big Chain. Big Chain. the Today's song is actually the theme song of the show that I'm about to introduce you to. So enjoy it and let's jump into the show. Welcome to another episode of Tiny Leaps Big Changes, where I share simple research-backed strategies

you can use to get more out of your life. My name is Greg Klunis and today's show

will be a little bit different. Over the past few weeks I've worked with a friend of

mine named Michael Russo to create and launch his own podcast.

Now while you might not know who Michael is, you'll probably recognize the name of his company,

sticky quotes.

And yes, sticky quotes was a sponsor of this show a few episodes back. So Michael

and I have spent quite a bit of time putting together this new podcast and it's all about motivation. In fact, the name of the show is the motivation movement

and in every episode, Michael introduces an inspirational quote to you from one of the articles

he's read in the past and then breaks down how you can use the concepts

hidden within the quote to crush it in your own life. So without further ado here is episode four of the motivation movement, titled

What to Do When Your Passions Aren't Your Career.

Enjoy, and I'll be back at the end with some notes. Do what you love and love what you do, right?

Ever since I was a little kid, people have been telling me this.

Telling me as long as I'm passionate and in love with what I do, I'll always be happy and I'll never work a day in my entire life. While I would like to believe this is true,

in most cases and most aspects of life I'm not entirely convinced it's applicable to your

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