The same principle applies to passion-seeking. If you are convinced that finding your passion is hard, or that it is not going to happen for you, you will remain closed to possibilities. Choose to adopt the perspective that you can do what you love with your life. Once you have decided that your passion is findable, it is time to look for evidence of what you already love to do. If you scan the landscape of your life, you will notice certain experiences peak up. It is so valuable to delve into these “peak moments” and extract the key ingredients. But when I paid attention to my metaphorical metal detector, it become clear that the bleep went off when I was being a leader within a community and teaching that community something of great value to them. When you look at all the ingredients that matter to you, they might at first seem entirely disconnected. When she attempted to turn this profitable business, she realized that the market who were hungry for her talents were business owners who needed illustrations for their blogs, websites, and products. This felt like play to Lisa, but to make her services marketable, she also needed to add tech skills to her toolkit, so that her design work could be useable online by her ideal clients. Be alert to who might need your newly emerging passion and aim to have conversations with them to get you clearer on how, where, and when you can serve them. When you seek your passion, there will be parts of you that go into rebellion. If you let these voices win, your passion will remain out of your grasp. The world needs your passion, so decide right now that it is possible to find it and use this guidance to gain clarity. She demystifies the how-to-get-clients process, enabling you to market yourself effectively and get paid to do what you love.
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