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Angliholic  +  606484 Sat, 06 Dec 08 11:44 AM
But if you career turns away from the one you have set, then follow your heart.


Hi,
Does "follow your heart" in the above refer to "follow your instinct or your interest?" Thanks.
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Yankee  +  606541 Sat, 06 Dec 08 01:12 PM

I'd say "interest" is probably more appropriate than "instinct".
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