Molly Gordon

"Thanks to my checkered past, I'm able to draw road maps for other accidental entrepreneurs – people who love their work enough to risk working for themselves but who aren't particularly business oriented and who have a deep commitment to personal growth.

"I love that everything I learn (and every mistake I make) serves this audience. From The Work of Byron Katie to Embodied Intelligence, ontological coaching to Process Work to integral theory and methodology, there is delicious synergy among my vocation and avocations."

Her site: Accidental Entrepreneur's Guide to Self-Employment Success

Published on 02/12/2008

Passion is a popular word among seekers these days. It seems that everyone wants to tap into their passion, create work they feel passionate about, or express their passion. But where does passion really fit in the journey to a business that fits just-right? If you're assuming that just-right and a business you're passionate about are the same thing, think again. Everyone wants to create work they feel passionate about, but there are ways passion can derail your business, and obstruct your personal growth.