A good way to have people like you (it's not money)
Recently I've been organizing my past photos, documents, etc and the picture above got me into thinking. Having your passion and helping people with it might be the key to having people like you. I can't think of anybody that is pursuing their real passion and is unhappy at the same time. I think people are attracted to people that are happy, not who are unhappy. And chances are, if you follow your passion and learn to sustain it, you will be a happy person. A lot of people that seem successful but not pursuing their passion, tend to be more lonely or at least, somewhat drained. So today I want to share something I experienced when I was in Vancouver, which is the core of why I chose to pursue my path in the food industry. My wine trip in Vancouver... I was in Vancouver on a wine trip. I tasted a really nice Riesling in Niseko, Japan, and the wine was from Canada. Then I really felt like I want to be there. So there I was. I stayed in an Airbnb, and it was a 2 bedroom apartment...