There’s one thing that I see quite often being talked about and that is where people say that if you follow your passion, then you’ll find what your purpose is. So people search to discover what they’re passionate about in the hope that it will give them what they’re seeking – only to discover that it doesn’t. And for many people, they can’t find what they’re truly passionate about. So what is it about finding your passions? Well on this episode of The Genius Code™ podcast, I explain why finding your passion is not the right thing to do when you’re looking to find out what your purpose in life is.
In the podcast, I discuss how the pursuit of passion can be misleading. Often, individuals chase interests that don’t align with their deeper purpose. This misalignment can lead to frustration and a sense of unfulfillment. Instead of focusing solely on passion, it’s essential to explore other aspects of oneself.
One key point is the distinction between passion and purpose. Passion is an intense emotion or enthusiasm for something, which can be fleeting. Purpose, on the other hand, is the reason for which something is done or created. It’s a deeper, more enduring aspect of our lives. By concentrating on purpose, we can find lasting fulfillment.
Additionally, I highlight the importance of self-awareness. Understanding one’s values, strengths, and the impact one wishes to make can provide clearer direction. Thus, this self-awareness can guide individuals toward their true purpose, beyond just passion.
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