How to Rediscover Your Passion in Life and Career

Do you feel passionate for your job? Can you feel the satisfaction and fulfillment about your life and career? For most of the workers, the answer is no. According to a recent survey, only 45 percent of workers investigated say they are satisfied or extremely satisfied with their jobs. Only 20 percent feel passionate about their jobs.

Some people think that passion and work are not supposed to mix. After all, we work to make a living, not to feed our souls, right? It is certainly wrong. In fact, finding your passions and living them is vital and your passion is part of your "core essence" -- your talents, your gifts, and all of the things that make you who you are. Your passion is your life force or energy. It's a part of you and what you belongs to.
Then what is the problem? In order to have a better salary and better living, many people ignore their passions when it comes to career choices. After years of meeting deadlines, dealing with stress, and going through the motions, we learn to shut off the connection we have with our passions. But, your true passions never go away; sometimes, you just have to rediscover them.

Here are some suggestions to help you discover -- or rediscover -- your passions and live the life you were meant to live.
1. Reflect on your past and Identify your dreams again
If you want to uncover your passions, you need to identify your dreams. To identify your real dreams is to think about your life, especially your childhood, and identify things that you love. What has given you the most joy? What comes easily to you? Think about your favorite subjects in school or your favorite games as a child. Make a list of things that you long to do, things you would do if you had nothing to lose. If you loved playing with puppets or putting on plays, you might have a starved performer inside you waiting to get out. Once you identify your predilections, you can figure out how to utilize them. For example, the person who is yearning to perform can find opportunities at work for public speaking. A lot of our passions are right there in front of us.

2. Look for opportunities to nurture your passions.
How to nurture your dropped passions again? Picking up a course catalogue from a community college is a useful way. Look through the classes offered and mark each that elicits a strong reaction in you. Give yourself the opportunity to follow these reactions. If you get a feeling about something, try it. If you are interested in the arts, take an art appreciation class. If you dream of being a mechanician(jaw crusher), take a machinery course. Sing, dance, write – do whatever you feel drawn to.

3. Build a better environment for your passions.
Everyone needs to follow the things that motivate and inspire us. Each of us is born with an inner seed and this is where our passions lie. If this seed is deserted, never watered and deprived of sunlight, it will not grow. But, if it is planted in the right environment, it will bloom. Like that seed, you need to put yourself in the right environment. If you yearn to be creative, a conservative corporate environment might not be the best choice. Look for a work environment that fosters who you really are. Once you do, you will find that your passions are able to be expressed more freely, which will lead to more opportunities.

Learning how to live your passion takes time, exploration and the willingness to take chances. The important thing is to start now. So follow your heart and your dreams and look for opportunities in a suitble world and lifestyle to nurture your passions. Your real passions will come back to your life.

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