Talent, Interest, Marketability - The Success Trifecta

I'd like to share with you a concept I've come up with for Prosperfessional that I call "The Success Trifecta". This is one way to figure out the type of work you should pursue. It applies whether you're becoming an employee at a company, or you're starting your own business. The three points of the Trifecta are Talent, Interest and Marketability.

If you get this right, you're going to be successful whether or not you become a billionaire. At the end of the day, your happiness is what matters most. It's always better to be happy with less money than miserable with more money. You'll be more engaged, more productive, you'll make more money, and you'll have greater life satisfaction. 

So it's talent, interest and marketability. If you're missing any one of these, it won't work out well. You can have talent for something, and you can be interested in it, but if it's not marketable then you're not going to be able to make a living at it and you're going to struggle. If you're interested in something and it's marketable, that's great, but if you're not talented in it, you're never going to make it to the top. If you're talented in something and it's marketable, but you're not interested in it, then you're not going to be happy with what you're doing, and you're going to fail. 

So really you have to have all three of these, talent, interest and marketability. You have to be talented in it, you have to be genuinely interested in it, and it has to be something marketable, something you can actually make money doing. If you have all three of these, your life is going to be so much better, happier, richer and more satisfying. You're going to be the most prosperous person you can be. 

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