Living Your Passion

Living Your Passion

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We all begin thinking about what we’re going to be

when we grow up at a very early age. As we grow and

learn more about ourselves and life, those career

ideas change and grow.

 

As we experience new relationships, hobbies and events

in our lives, we develop interests and ultimately we

become passionate about some of them. It’s these

passions that make the stressors of life dissipate.

 

What may have been a passion in our twenties may very

well change in our forties or fifties or beyond. We

may find that the career we chose in college no longer

satisfies our needs, once our basic needs have been

met.

 

While once our passion was making enough money to pay

the bills, our passion in our fifties may become a

desire to help others. As we’ve developed personal

skills, we may find that we are gifted in public

speaking; what could be better than talking about your

passion and making money at the same time?

 

Unfortunately, many people fail to live a life filled

with passion. Fearful of rejection or of success keeps

many people from pursuing their dreams; many people

simply don’t have enough faith in themselves to reach

for the stars.

 

What makes you happy? Do you have a hobby that you

just can’t get enough of? Take the step of writing

down any way that you could make money at doing your

favorite thing and try it in your spare time. You

might find a new career doing exactly what you are

passionate about!

 

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