And does your advice differ whether you're graduating college or graduate school or have been in the workforce for a few years or are mid career ? Wanna try something new and as part of this , where do passion money and learning fit into the equation ? And what are the , some of the other factors we should be thinking about ?
It's hard to truly excel and and , and , and so that's a long way of saying that I think folks have the best chance of being successful by following their heart and doing what they're most passionate about . And , and , and if you can find a job that pays well and is connected to your passion area , fantastic . You know , if , if , if you can't , and to my point earlier and you end up , you know , taking a job to get started , that's , that's ok too .
And , and , and , and so if you , if you get a job at ESPN and you're not a real sports fan , uh I , I guess you can get by , but it's hard and it's , it's hard to advance . It's hard to truly excel and and , and , and so that's a long way of saying that I think folks have the best chance of being successful by following their heart and doing what they're most passionate about . And , and , and if you can find a job that pays well and is connected to your passion area , fantastic .
But my advice to folks is , is subject matter again , I'm a broken record here . Follow your passion , do what you're most passionate about just bringing this back to ESPN . Uh our head of PR and I always talk about how the folks who are most SUC successful at ESPN are the folks that are most passionate about sports .
You know , if , if , if you can't , and to my point earlier and you end up , you know , taking a job to get started , that's , that's ok too . But don't lose sight of , of the , the , the , the subject matter that you're most passionate about and , and constantly focus on figuring out a way to get there . That is what I did .
