Do you have a passion in life? and are you following it ? Almost all people have some passion in their lives it can be anything like becoming a cook, Journalism, travelling, photographer or helping poor children etc, but most of the time instead of approaching that passion we care about what society will think and give up that passion. Many People don't try to follow their passion because they choose safe career in life without taking risk.
But, that doesn’t have to mean doing what you’ve always done. The world is full of ways to subvert your passion. I have many friends who hate their jobs, or feel trapped, or have fallen into the trap of one way of life, but they still keep hustling and trying new things. The solution to fulfilling your passions without giving up is to know your passion and that of others. Find out who has achieved what you want to do and ask what they did to get there. Think about what changes and sacrifices they made to grow.
Make it part of your master plan, and see how much it can help you reach your goals. Sometimes our passions will inspire us and drive us forward. Other times, they will be our only motivator. I know some people who are in the process of creating their own guide of Principles but as they write, this is something they need to share with their immediate leaders. The ultimate form of leadership is to be a guide for others. If you can't create your own guide, find one who has already created one, and make it your guide. A good guide will motivate you, inform you, and help you achieve your goals
It also requires being relentlessly persistent, even if you’re in the wrong. If you want to make something great you have to not care. The idea of simply being who you are is a beautiful concept. To truly be free you have to believe that you are a whole, complete person. Think of it as an incredibly good, only half-joking compliment. You don’t have to have this character trait in order to thrive in this world.
But it also requires developing the trust you need to let go of them. The commitment to climbing, but the commitment to yourself, your faith, and your dreams. And, most importantly, the commitment to doing it for the love of the sport and the joy it provides. There is no greater joy than when that feeling of progress is completely palpable, and the spirit of a yearning in you to try harder and learn better is felt.
In some cases, the passion is not physical, but rather involves the release of passion in a particular area of life. For example, a non-physical passion such as appreciation of art, the taste for good food, appreciation of poetry, appreciating music, or appreciating music (and music in general) is something you naturally and naturally have a passion for.
If you want to follow your passion, don’t give up if it’s not working out. Continue to build your courage and confidence and spend more time developing those skills that will help you. If you find you’re spending all your time working and doing job then you are not pursuing your passion and making a mistake.
