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People love to imagine a worst-case scenario

People love to imagine a worst-case scenario. Especially when it comes time to quit doing what they hate and start doing what they love instead.

Hugh MacLeod

Posted on 24th February 20119th October 2018Author robsymingtonCategories Career Advice

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