Robert J. Vallerand

So number three is find out if your worth is on the line.

So there's a psychologist named Robert Vallerand, and he studies passion.

And what he found is that there's two different types of passion, okay? Number one is there's harmonious passion, which is when you do the thing because you love it.

And you can, like, you can still put it down.

Now, if your ability to regulate yourself is being impacted, it's costing your physical health, it's costing your potential to succeed in your life, whether you do something, whether you're procrastinating, whether you're actually doing what it is that you came here to do.

And that regulation thing is enormous then, right? And then Robert Vallerand looked at two kinds of drive.

There's a wanting to do something because you love it.

You know that one.

Which is such a lie.

And the research utilizes Valorant's dualistic model of passion to completely dismantle that cliche.

Yes.

Valorant identifies two types, harmonious passion and obsessive passion.

OK, break those down.

Well, harmonious passion is autonomous.

It's an internal mechanism.

They use this framework called Valor and Era's Dualistic Model of Passion.

Which is such a lie.

And the research utilizes Valorant's dualistic model of passion to completely dismantle that cliche.

Yes.

Valorant identifies two types, harmonious passion and obsessive passion.

OK, break those down.

Well, harmonious passion is autonomous.

It's an internal mechanism.

They use this framework called Valor and Era's Dualistic Model of Passion.