Follow Your Path of Self–Discovery and
Explore Your True Passion

Do you remember when you were young and you and your friends talked about what you wanted to be when you grew up?

What did you say? Are you where you wanted to be, or is it still just a childhood dream?

I remember as a teenager mentioning various ideas about what I wanted to do. Many of the ideas were shot down by any adult within hearing range.

It is unfortunate that many of us go through life with interests that we never truly follow up on and pursue because of the negative feedback we have encountered at some point.

Of course, that is definitely no way to live our lives!

Finding our passion is an important part of our self–discovery.

Once you find your passion and begin to work with it, you will find that your life will change for the better. As you learn to block out the negative noise, and pursue and develop your passion, you will find yourself enjoying your life.

Discovering Your Passion

Do you think that discovering your passion is difficult?

It was for me. It took me several months of quiet meditation before I discovered it.

Each day I would lay quiet and still for approximately fifteen minutes.

I would close my eyes and practice breathing exercises that I learned in Yoga class and I would repeatedly ask myself what my passion was.

The interesting thing is that the answer didn't just suddenly jump out at me. I continued on, doing and learning new things, and then one day I looked back and realized that I found work that I really and truly enjoy. Actually I enjoy it so much, that it doesn't even really feel like work.

How can you discover your passion?

Think about when you were young and the things you wanted to do.

Ask yourself if you are happy doing what you are doing right now.

Or, if you were given the opportunity to start something completely brand new tomorrow, what would that be?

If you can, spend ten or fifteen minutes each day by yourself, quietly thinking about your passion. This may sound silly, but spending this quiet time by yourself everyday really is the key to self–discovery.

Once your quiet time is up, let your thoughts go. Move on with your day.

Be open to new things that you come across in your daily routine. Whether you read something new or meet someone new, or perhaps attend a seminar. Be open to any new possibilities that might introduce you to your true passion.

Wishing you much success,