Passion

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Hey everyone!
How did you find your passion or something like that (I hope you understand what I mean), I mean, did you looked and searched for it or it just came, you suddenly realized that, that's it?
I'm struggling a little because I haven't found it yet and I really don't know where to look for it. I like to do a lot of stuff but I can't find that one thing and so I want to do everything and all in all I don't do sh.t.

Have a nice day you all out there!!!
 
"If you have to motivate yourself by reading motivational books, you are not made for it"

I'd say I have great will and determination to achieve goals (which I break down into small ones). I love money and love what I do since the more I work, the more I learn about it, and therefore it becomes a bigger part of my life. In the end I'm left with a passion. Passion to me is a result not a cause
 
When I realized I'm watching porn about 3 times every day, I figured out why not work what I'm enjoying with. So now I'm making money with porn niches and watching it for whole days. My d*ck is sore AF from it, but hey, there should be some sacrifice.

That's how I've found my passion which brings me money.
 
Passion is overrated thanks to people that have already achieved something.

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“Offer me something I’m passionate about and I’ll show up with all of my energy, effort and care.”

That’s a great way to hide.

Because nothing is good enough to earn your passion before you do it. Perhaps, in concept, it’s worthy, but as soon as you closely examine the details and the pitfalls, it’s easy to decide it’s better to wait for a better offer.

What about considering the opposite?

“Offer me a chance to contribute, and I’ll work hard on it, with focus, and once I begin to make progress, I’ll become passionate about it.”

Work before passion measures our craft in terms of contribution, not in an idealized model of perfection.

Passion comes from feeling needed, from approaching mastery, from doing work that matters (to oneself). "
SG
 
just stick to 1 method, work on it, perfect it. dont spread yourself to thin.
The problem is that I get tired of it, even if I like it and I don't mean just tired, I mean like really really tired I would do a lot more other things than that, even if I am really fking good at it. For example idk if you know or have played it, but in Leage of Legends you have to pick a few champions you master to be good at the game basically, but I just can't do it, it becomes too boring. But maybe I just need to approach that thing from some different angle.
Ty for your tip!
 
Passion is overrated thanks to people that have already achieved something.

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“Offer me something I’m passionate about and I’ll show up with all of my energy, effort and care.”

That’s a great way to hide.

Because nothing is good enough to earn your passion before you do it. Perhaps, in concept, it’s worthy, but as soon as you closely examine the details and the pitfalls, it’s easy to decide it’s better to wait for a better offer.

What about considering the opposite?

“Offer me a chance to contribute, and I’ll work hard on it, with focus, and once I begin to make progress, I’ll become passionate about it.”

Work before passion measures our craft in terms of contribution, not in an idealized model of perfection.

Passion comes from feeling needed, from approaching mastery, from doing work that matters (to oneself). "
SG
Wow, ty!
 
The problem is that I get tired of it, even if I like it and I don't mean just tired, I mean like really really tired I would do a lot more other things than that, even if I am really fking good at it. For example idk if you know or have played it, but in Leage of Legends you have to pick a few champions you master to be good at the game basically, but I just can't do it, it becomes too boring. But maybe I just need to approach that thing from some different angle.
Ty for your tip!
You need discipline. It's easy to get bored with things when they are no longer rewarding. After the first few instances of adrenaline die down. You are left with monotonous labor before it becomes rewarding again.
 
You need discipline. It's easy to get bored with things when they are no longer rewarding. After the first few instances of adrenaline die down. You are left with monotonous labor before it becomes rewarding again.
Thanks, those words up there were really pure gold imo!
 
Who told you that your passion should be one thing ? You can be whatever you want and be passionate about many things at the same time.
 
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