In his article, “A Life Beyond ‘Do What You Love’”, Gordon Marino argues that it is more important to do what is needed rather than doing what you love. Marino’s argument was incredibly strong. Throughout the article he used a variety of ethos, hypophora, procatelapsis, and distinctio to support his ideas. “A Life Beyond ‘Do What You Love’” is an article that explains why it is more important to do what needs to be done, rather than doing what you love. Marino begins his compelling article by reminiscing a conversation he had with one of his students. His student was struggling with choosing an occupation. As a counselor, Marino asks the first question that comes to his head, “what are you passionate about?” From this thought he began to ask
