What if your life is this? You wake up every morning with your energy, power, and excitement. Your eyes sparkle. You feel inspired, and you can't wait to push that drive for the day.
You continue this on, and you've become a great achiever. You're making so much impact in that you become an extraordinary producer. And with what you've accomplished, you want to pay it forward.
We all want to have that. Nothing can try to stop the fire that burns inside us. It strengthens the soul. It springs out enormous courage. It speaks of who we are and who we want to be. This boils down to one word: passion.
Human beings are designed to be a unity of mind, body, and spirit. Passion comes from our spirit, soul, and heart. When that's added, imagine how life-changing that can be.
I was able to relearn passion from a different perspective. So I'm sharing here my takeaways:
1. When we learn, there's passion.
This takes me back to school days. We're meant to learn enthusiastically for a lesson discussed. Instead, we find ourselves creating a perfect image of good grades in records to get a decent job in the future. I'm not saying it's wrong. It's great to achieve academic excellence, but there should be more weight in learning.
We'll always bring all his life what we learned. Put out the fire for learning, and we won't reach our maximum potential. To learn, we take steps, take all risks, and go through mistakes.
This makes me think that mistakes should be seen as a stepping stone for learning, not punishment. We're not perfect beings. We can be frustrated with the wrong committed, but we can encourage ourselves to do better. The more mistakes, the more gain- if we learn from them. And I love that kind of learning engagement.
2. Passion strengthens and pushes us to heights when we know ourselves.
I believe we should take care of and keep watch of our values. They give us our color. When tended well, our passion lights up. We have a greater sense of ourselves. I push for regular self-knowing. We know what values to change and maintain. It keeps us closer to our real selves.
When values speak out, we can become valuable whatever role we're at- workmate, classmate, churchmate, or family member. When the foundation is built up, it's easy to pass on the passion to those we've influenced. We can do so much as mentoring and guiding them in our own way. As long as we keep the momentum going, we impart remarkably.
3. Passion stems up from how we keep on going in life.
Some difficulties and challenges require a lot of blood, sweat, and tears before we reach our desired aim.
I came across a familiar poem that reminded me to keep on fighting for the good in the midst of fulfilling, and eventually, living the dream. And it made me touch base with reality. Some accuse us of selfish motives or bring us down with our big ideas. Some destroy the efforts we built for years. Some pretend to be friends with us when we achieve our success. Some hurt us in their self-centeredness or in their unreasonable logic.
Despite these, we continue what we do anyway. We continue to love, to build, to succeed, to do good, to help, and to give the world the best we've got. For everything, a reward will surely follow.
Passion has power when gained, and also when lost. But luckily, the flame never dies entirely. I'm sure that with all we've produced with whole heart and effort, it'll be all worth it as we started with a worthy cause. And with what we've become, we've created the life within. Nothing or no one in this world can't take that away from us. Every morning we wake up to will always be different, because it stays with us. It becomes our fuel to what the future will bring, and the choice can start right now.
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