Passion. Lots of us are still searching for ours. We hope we’re gazing in the right direction to find it.
It’s not the easiest thing to discover. You’d think it would jump out at us plain as day. After all, it’s our passion. It shouldn’t be so hard. You’d think we were looking for a Balinese starling, the rarest bird in the world. Passions, like rare birds, are often very tough to spot in real life. But, there’s no zoo where we go to look at our passion. We have to find it in the real world.
Books. Speeches. Blogs. Podcasts. Webcasts. Videos. Forums. There are about 33,700,000 results on Google for “find your passion.” Clearly, many people are still on the prowl to find their passion.
Why is it so hard? Do you need binoculars or a microscope? It all depends on how close or far away you are from finding it. But, how do you know if you’re even in the ballpark? What if we’re looking in the wrong area of the sky? What if it’s right under our nose?
Today’s show focuses on just one question that might serve to help. Be forewarned though, it might not help at all!
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