Do this and you don’t have to work throughout your life.
Most of the people with whom I have met are not satisfied
with their current Profile/job/business. Why? Research have shown that every
person has a particular skill set and he is more comfortable and delivers more when
he gets to utilize his skills in the kind of work which he loves to do. It could be anything—music, writing, drawing, acting,
teaching—it really doesn’t matter. All that matters is that once you know what
you want to do just go for it.
1)
Identify your key skills , your strengths, your
personality, your hobby, what you love to do the most and find ease and enjoy
doing it. For eg if you love to cooking. You will always find a way or reasons
to cook because you enjoy doing it. Invent new dishes maybe on Learn everything about it in depth. You will
learn the minute minute details of your passion. Yearn for it. Don’t waste your
time doing something if you are made for something else
2)
I have always been a big proponent of following
your heart and doing exactly what you want to do. It sounds so simple, right?
But there are people who spend years—decades, even—trying to find a true sense
of purpose for themselves. My advice? Just find the thing you enjoy doing more
than anything else, your one true passion, and do it for the rest of your life
on nights and weekends when you’re exhausted and cranky and just want to go to
bed
3)
Its never too late, and we have only one life to
live. Here what I am saying is just take say 10-15% of your time towards your
passion. Gradually increase it and finely plunge into it. for example,
that your passion is painting. Well, what are you waiting for? Get out there
and buy a canvas and some painting supplies! Go sign up for art classes! And
when you get so overwhelmed with your job and your personal life that you
barely have enough time to see your girlfriend or boyfriend or husband or wife,
let alone do anything else, go ahead and skip classes for a few weeks. Then let
those paint brushes sit in your room untouched for six months because a major
work project came up and you had a bunch of weddings to go to and your kid got
sick and money is tighter than you thought it would be and you have to work
overtime. And then finally pick those brushes back up again only to realize
you’re so rusty that you begin to question whether this was all a giant waste
of time, whether you even want to paint anymore, and whether this was just some
sort of immature little fantasy you had as a kid and that maybe it’s finally
time to grow the fuck up, let painting go, and join the real world because,
let’s face it, not everyone gets to live out their dreams.
4)
Really, the biggest obstacle to overcome
here—aside from every single obligation you have to your friends, family, job,
and financial future—is you. And I’ll tell you this much: You don’t want to
wake up in 10 years and think to yourself, “What if I had just gone after my
dreams during those brief 30-minute lunch breaks when I was younger?” Because
even if it doesn’t work out, don’t you owe it to yourself to look in the mirror
and confidently say, “You know what, I gave it my best half-hearted shot”
AT LEAST GIVE A CHANCE TO YOURSELF WHAT YOU DESERVE
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