When will your book be published?

My input:

1) A common advice you hear is the importance of having a mentor. Is it a must to have a mentor to teach you the ropes?

2) Another common advice is that you ‘must’ develop a support team, because apparently, no one can make it alone.
How, specifically, do you go about doing that, when you’re starting out alone?

I’ve achieved great financial success in my life before based solely on drive, passion, and desire, really. I wasn’t methodical about it at all, I was just extremely passionate.

My questions would be the following:

-What beliefs would you say are important to hold to successfully pursue your passion?
-In what ways can someone go about pursuing their passion methodically?
-How much support from outsiders is necessary, or is it? What role does that play?
-How important is detaching from the outcome, and diving into the process of the pursuit? Obviously the outcome is important, but how does one reconcile these two?

I’m really looking forward to what you have to say. I enjoy your blog and your insights quite a bit.

Cheers,
Miche

For a person who knows what their passion is, but commits to it only part-time, how do they begin to establish a pattern of commitment and thought that will deliver them to a full involvement with that passion- the kind of involvement that becomes a lifestyle and potentially a business?

… and finding a hero is the key. Heroes inspire us, fan the flames, and light the way to kick some arse and take names.

How do you keep yourself constantly motivated while working within the constraints in your life (before you can make a transition comfortably)?

Is it possible to have multiple passions instead of just one?

Do you think it’s ever too late to want to achieve something that depends on factors such as age, health and physical body. For e.g careers in sports, modelling, dancing etc.