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Last week’s post on Motivation was an important one that it deserves a revisit.  Motivation is never a question when we have passion.  When we are doing something we love, we will do everything we can to make it right.  We don’t complain, we don’t find excuses and we don’t worry about the work we’ve put in it.

When we are passionate about it, motivation will come naturally!

Last week, I asked you to go find your passion.  Have you tried yet? Reader Chris Eaker definitely tried, but he asked an important question:

Do you have any insight about how to find your passion? My problem is that I haven’t had enough varied experiences in my life to know what I’m passionate about.

In response, Sam wrote:

In order to figure out what your passions are, take note of the times when you felt the happiest, on target, and most connected with others and yourself. Figure out what you were doing in those times and what you were experiencing. Remember that the “…key to passion and enthusiasm is to reconnect with your original purpose for doing anything that you do.” These experiences are signs of how to bring passion to your life, excluding your everyday work.

This is great advice! If you are having a hard time figuring out what your passion is, take note of the times when you are the most enthused about a certain topic!

If you haven’t tried finding your passion yet, start now! I can assure you that those who are doing what they love are very happy. Extremely happy.