Stunned and confused

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A few years back, my wife and I went to see my wife’s grandma in a nursing home. Toward the end of our visit, she locked eyes with me, squarely across the room.

"Do what you love!" she exclaimed.

Wow, I thought. What poignant and unexpected advice.

Then, I remembered that I was wearing a t-shirt from WeWork — a startup I worked with had been based in one.

"Do What You Love” was WeWork’s slogan, and it was written in stylized script across the front of my shirt.

I like that phrase, even though I think it only works as the second half of a more powerful suggestion: “Find a Way to Do What You Love,” if it were up to me, so you get away from the plain-old “follow your passion” advice that gets a lot of people in trouble.

Also, I’m a little annoyed that it’s associated with WeWork, given everything that happened with the company afterward.

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