How to Create Your own Passion

Thu, May 20, 2010

Self Help Motivation

How to Create Your own Passion

Whether you are straight out of school or simply stuck in a career that is unfulfilling, you may be thinking-there must be something more to life. For everyone, there is…and this is called your passion. It is that hobby, that talent, that activity that really makes you excited-something you just need to know more about, and are compelled to in every way. No matter where you are in the spectrum of things in your life, it is never too late to start seeking out this passion. The sooner you do, the sooner you can start living a fulfilled and happy life. This is  said, where do you start, and what do you do? Here are the most important steps to finding and creating your own life’s passion.

1. Interests: The best start when seeking out your life’s passion is to consider what hobbies and interests you may have that really make you feel happy-when you think about them, when you do them, and also how much time you spend doing them. There will be many interests and hobbies that are just that, but start looking at your interests as possible careers; and you could easily find a passion for your life.

2. Talents: Where your interests and hobbies are founded is whether or not you have a talent for it. Unfortunately, not all interests we have are things that we have talent in. This said, in order to find a passion-you need both. Just remember, even if you do not have a knack for one hobby or interest, do not become disheartened, as we all have a talent or two for something; and this something could be a fulfilling.

3. Open Your Mind: It is absolutely necessary that someone seeking a passion in life understand that they must open their minds to possible industries, avenues, and possible activities that they might not have originally found interesting or possible because of circumstances. It is only through this opening of the mind that a person can fully appreciate a possible excitement for something new or existing.

4. Learn About Various Fields: Do your research on a broad range of fields before choosing one or another. The only way to find the right field for you is to take a look at what niches, industries, and jobs exist; and which ones really make you excited and interested. Do your research, make a list of possible jobs and industries, and ask people who work in the field and positions. This way, you can gain a truly complete idea of what is involved with your possible passion.

5. Keep At It: Lastly, once you find the thing that makes you tick and makes you feel excited when you wake up just to do it, keep at it. Make sure you never give up, and you do all you can to make it work. It is, after all, your passion.

 

Good luck  and be Sure to share your own Tips :)

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12 Responses to “How to Create Your own Passion”

  1. Jenny Ann Fraser Says:

    Nice post.
    I often wonder what an incredible world we could live in if everyone lived their passion.
    We all need to be encouraged in this so thank you.

  2. Fatima Da Says:

    Thanks @Jenny Ann Fraser and I do agree with you “what an incredible world we could live” with passion :)

  3. Sibyl - alternaview Says:

    Fatibony: I thought this was a great list of good tips for finding your passion. It is so important to spend time figuring out what your passion is and once you do, it really can change how you experience everything you do. I really thought you made a great point about it never being too late to start looking and to find your passion. Great post.

  4. Gabriele Says:

    It is very natural to develop a passion once we discover that we have a talent for it.
    On the other hand for example, we may get hooked to watching passionately formula one races during a certain time of our life. However, it will only become a real passion when we partake ourselves in the sport during a very long period.

  5. suzen Says:

    Hi Fatima! Good tips. Sometimes finding your passion is like a thing you do on the side while you are busy trying to work to pay bills. It’s a shame we aren’t taught – or helped – while in school. Now THAT would be an education worth having!
    Hugs
    suZen

  6. nothingprofound Says:

    Sometimes your passion catches you by surprise. You see someone playing chess in the park, you think, “Um, that would be fun,” and next thing you know you’re doing it 24/7.

  7. Richard Says:

    Passion is in us all, find out who you are and you will live a life off passion….

  8. Clearly Composed Says:

    I think a great way to pinpoint your passion is to ask yourself…what brings me healthy joy and I absolutely could not live without. The idea of never writing again makes my skin crawl and that’s how I know it is one of my great passions. Thanks for the blog. I liked it. :)

  9. Tess The Bold Life Says:

    Fatima,
    I think no. 3 speaks loud and clear to often we put ourselves in a box and end up trying to hard to be like someone we’re not to fit in. It doesn’t work. Be open, be bold and do something different is what I remind myself!
    Great post and a needed topic!

  10. One of The Guys Says:

    So many people just get stuck and then feel helpless. Change is so difficult in general, but there is also fear of failure when pursuing something you love.

    The key like you said, is keeping an open mind to possibilities.

    You never know what can happen. And in my mind it’s always worth it to JUST GO FOR IT!

    Have a great long weekend. Nice post!

  11. Michael de`Oz Says:

    1,2,3,4,5 – I do this every day!

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