TWO VERY SUCCESSFUL PROCESSES TO FIND YOUR PASSION!

“Don’t worry about what the world needs. Ask what makes you come alive and do that, because what the world needs is people who have come alive.” ~Howard Thurman

If you are among many others who are struggling to find passion, it is okay. The real thing is how do you feel or think about what you are doing right now. Do you feel unsatisfied, unfulfilled and something inside you tells you that you have more to give than this. If this is the case, you need to take a pause, find your journal, pour a cup of coffee and ask yourself some powerful questions that will open you mind. I know you know the answers; all you need to do is be honest with yourself.

1) IKIGAI

There is a word in Japanese language called “IKIGAI” which means reasons for being. There are four primary questions you need to ask yourself before you move ahead.

• What do you love?

• What are you good at?

• What the world needs?

• What you can be paid for?

2) There is another way suggested by Jason Silva in his recent video. He shares a step by step process with us:

• List down all your curiosities.

• Draw a Venn-diagram and look for intersection and overlapping on the curiosities.

• Find a purpose for taking action.

• Find something that gets you in the zone- when you lose yourself while doing a specific activity.

Credit to writer: Mr. Sebestien Leblond