<prompt> Human: I frequent boards like FerrariLife. Their advice and the majority held advice is do what you love and work hard.Is that a cop out or is it genuine?For example, becoming a barber would not necessarily be considered a career where you can make a substantial amount of money. I was considering becoming a barber but I chose to go to business school instead, partly due to my own desires and partly because of my parents wishes.Is doing what you love really partial advice if you want to become financially stable?There are many things I could tolerate as a career, some of which would earn me considerably more than if I was to become a barber. So is doing what you love really practical?  <response>: Yes and no. No: If you just love cutting hair in a stall from 9-5 and going home without much other responsibility, probably not. Yes:If you love being a barber it doesnt end with standing in a stall cutting hair. You can potentially make a fortune by opening a large business, education on hair, or some other idea you have. You can also probably put in absurd hours, develop a great reputation and go into business for yourself. 