How to Find What is Your Passion

Sunday, 13 January 2013 0 comments

Best Tips to Find Your Passion
Sometimes, you may feel unmotivated because you lack a sense of direction, feel discouraged or un-passionate . At times like these, you may want to consult these tips.


1. The first step is to figure out what is it that you want or truly want. Where does your mind wander off to when you’re doing something. For example, when you’re at school, what are you thinking instead of studying? When you’re working, are you satisfied? If not, what is it that you picture yourself doing instead? If you had a old passion, what was it and why are you not continuing it?

2. After you figure out what you want, set goals. Ask yourself what you want to do with your passion and what point of it do you want to reach. For example, if it’s an academic goal, you may set goals to do well on your undergraduate studies so you can become a psychologist. If it’s a sport, you may set goals to play better. Once you know what you want, you have to know how far you want to go.

3. Set a plan. Once you know what you want and where you want to go, you need to set up plans to get there. For example, if you want to become a psychologist, you know that to become a psychologist, you need a PhD in psychology and you know the steps needed. You need to do well in your undergraduate studies and you need to have a lot of related experiences. So figure out the obstacles and take the steps to get there, but also break the steps down into smaller parts. 
4. Along the way, you will face set backs. Every time you do, think of it as a chance to become stronger and more proficient at what you do. Think of them as challenges that you must overcome to make yourselves deserving of the goals. Get help from others if necessary and keep going.

5. Find someone who inspires you and aspire to be like them. Usually, it’s recommended that we have some role model or teacher for guidance.  But not everyone is lucky and it’s not easy to find someone who can help you. However, keep looking and you will surely find someone. It doesn’t have to be a real person.

6. Reward Yourself. This is the easiest way to keep yourself motivated. If your goal is based on personal growth, the growth itself is the reward. But if your goals are based on extrinsic factors like money, then money is the reward. So know what you’re gaining and use it to push yourself forward.

7. Team up with others. Your goals could be tied to others and you can both work together to achieve the goals. By working with others, you will feel less lonely and you can both encourage and help each other. However, just be sure to pick the right teammates.

8. Read Self-help books. I think sometimes we become too self-reliant that we don’t really feel the need to get help or refer to others. However, to accomplish anything, you need plans and direction. These books can provide you with the tools and advice you need to solve your problems and to help you get from point A to B.

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