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[ajay87199]

Hi steve, how do i go about getting some skype coaching?

[vagabondsteve]

@ajay87199 e-mail me.

[ajay87199]

@vagabondsteve. what is your email steve?

[vagabondsteve]

@ajay87199 e-mail me via YouTube.

[MrCrazydame]

Production not perfection. That's exactly what i needed to hear thanks Steve.

[vagabondsteve]

@benjayk Agreed in the traditional sense. Most people pursue passions in order to get something out of it. I find pursuing my passion without concern about the end result is a blessing. Many people's passions are covert tactics to gain approval and inflate the ego. Passion doesn't have to be grandiose. Some of my previous passions: traveling, sitting on park benches, solitude, journal writing, video games, veganism, deep & meaningful, martial arts, conversations, bicycling, etc.

[vagabondsteve]

@ajay87199 Thank you for taking the time to comment. I appreciate your support.

[123CREATIONS]

@vagabondsteve YES SIR! Well class is only 1 time a week on Mondays so we are just now really starting to pick up with the asssignments..I have also been practicing alot on my own and reading and have learned alot! I am enjoying the process of bettering myself as a photographer and human in general thanks to ur videos. Peace Be Unto You! Thanks again for ur videos. I am going to private message u as well

[benjayk]

@vagabondsteve: [cont.] And most importantly, it doesn't seem to lead to the sort of happiness we are *really* looking after. Unconditional, lasting, not fixated on some activity or thing,

This kind of happiness can't by achieved or induced by anything, IMO. That may be frustrating to the ego, but ultimately it brings the relief of not being responsible for your happiness in any ultimate sense.

So, pursuing a passion can bring some happiness, but I think it is overrated.