No Passion or Too Many Passions to Focus On?

You've got bills to pay, student debt to crawl out from, and maybe you wake up in the morning feeling like you're serving a life sentence. 

Everyone knows that following your dreams is child's play, right? Grown-ups have to suck it up and do what needs to be done.   

Wrong.

Finding and following your true passion is not only possible, but it's also healthier for you. The New York Times reports that people who do things they love are up to 34% less stressed than the rest of us.

You don't have to be wealthy, talented, or lucky to do something you love and make money from it--all you need is a set of easy-to-follow, tried and proven strategies.

Unlike other job-hunting books, these strategies actually accomplish what they claim.

In No Passion or Too Many Passions to Focus On?, here is just a fraction of what you will discover:

     The one, 10-second trick that you can do with your bedroom door to stop you from procrastinating

     3 easy-to-follow, self-diagnostic checklists that will tell you what you need to change in under 30 minutes

     The secret strategy that Denzel Washington and Jim Carey used to break out of their professional funks  

     The Forbes-approved strategy to help build your focus in less than 20 minutes a day

     The 4 simple questions you can ask that will turn your passion into a profitable business

     The "FALSE strategy" that even a 5-year-old could use to stop being afraid of doing what needs to be done

     The 2-minute phone call you need to make to ensure that you never back down on your dreams again

     10 innovative questions guaranteed to narrow your passions down to just one 

     A no-nonsense personality test that will reveal t...