with a CNBC your money minute.
I'm Jessica Edinger.
Do you like your job, your career?
There was a Gallup poll in 2023 that said like 53%
They actually don't have any excitement
That Silicon Valley venture capitalist, John Gurley.
He's a general partner at Benchmark Capital.
He just put out a book that teaches you
how to find your dream job.
And after you find the job you want, it doesn't end there.
He says you should work to become the expert on AI
For those people that are really passionate about what they do
and consider their role of craft, I would argue AI is a jet fuel.
Like you can learn faster than you could have ever
learned at any point in history right now.
You can fire this thing up and get it on your side.
Gurley's book, running down a dream, how to thrive in a career
you actually love is out.
And the full interview with Gurley is at CNBC.com.
I'm Jessica Edinger, CNBC.
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