Discovering Passions and Interests

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Uncovering Passion and Interests

In life, there are things we just absolutely love to do! There are things we naturally feel drawn to.
There are things that we become lost in—entering a flow. There are tasks that we are interested in, those that inspire us, or get us moving. In a search for your purpose, a great place to gaze is at THESE things! Purpose connotes meaning, but it also implies something that it feels like we were made to do. The good news is we instinctually or intuitively know what we’re “made for”—we can feel it. It’s that inner nudge that pulls us toward what we love, do naturally, and care about.

There are 6 key elements to igniting your passions by both remembering them and living in alignment with them: childhood fascination, adult interests, your talent, your aspirations, your beliefs, and your dedication. You can print out questions from below and locate yours.

CHILDHOOD MIRACLE: Meetings from Childhood

You can derive great insight into your real nature as well as your natural passions and interests from thinking about what you were inspired by as a kid. Your childhood marvels were there before you developed filters due to the influence of others and the limiting beliefs you developed as you grew up. Very often your innate talent, inclinations, and interests were lost in the process because you were informed they were not practical, realistic, nor worthy. Many times, you were not even provided the opportunity to investigate them during free play and time of choice. Not all is lost, though! The real you, your inner child, knew all along.

Now and again our youthful interests and enjoyments can rejuvenate our adult life. Other times those ancient inspirations no longer mean a thing to us and reveal how changed we’ve become.

When I was a child, I wanted to do this when I grew up:

As a child (and in the past), I liked: (everything you can imagine—from activity to place, from food to traditions you've had—list what you liked and WHY you liked it)

YOUR PASSION: What Do You Love?

Now that you know your favorites of yesteryear, it’s time to expand your list by taking a peek at your current muses.

The things that I am currently doing to make myself happy are:

The activities I know I love that I may not currently be doing but would like to do include:

The remaining parts of life which make me happy, enthusiastic and which stimulate me are:

In my life I've been passionate about:

Childhood and adult interests and loves are great sources of motivation and inspiration for nourishing your body and living with purpose!

YOUR GIFTS: What Do You Have to Offer?

You are most passionate about life and feel most alive when you are doing what you are MADE FOR.
As you are doing what you naturally do—a talent—you are in complete expression of yourself. Examining your talents and other qualities you have to offer sheds light on what aspects of you that you can do the greatest amount of good with, which are coincidentally the same gifts that create aim of life.

My best qualities are:

I feel most myself when:

What makes me feel in flow?

That which comes naturally to me that might not come easily for others?

YOUR DREAMS: What Do You Really Want?

Your dreams are calling you. The true you already knows what they are and never stops dreaming.
Frequently what will unlock both your passion and your purpose is to let yourself keep your dreams in mind and pursue them!

If I can have anything that I desire, what would it be?

If you can be anything you want to be, what would you be?

YOUR VALUES: What Do You Stand For?

Occasionally your passions are causes that get your blood boiling. They pull at your heartstrings because you care about them. Based on your values and ideals about life, you end up wanting the world to be an improvement—sometimes in a particular fashion. Listening to your larger values can unlock your passion.

What would I wish to alter about the world?

How can I BE the change that I want to bring about in the world?

What do you stand for?

YOUR RESPONSIBILITY: How Can I Live in Integrity?

The aspects of my life I am committed to:

The values, dreams, gifts and passions I am committed to fulfilling in my life:

What it would take for me to be living in integrity:

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