How To Discover Your Professional Passion

"Find your passion!" - this is a bit like the last graduation cliche. At the graduation ceremony, all speakers seemed to be asked to use these words in their speeches, and the reason is very good: if you are passionate about what you do, life will be more exciting and enjoyable.

But tell others to find it. Passion It's quite different from telling them how to find it. Modern young people have been accustomed to making schedules according to schedules. Alas, "finding my passion" can not be arranged after the chemical experiment at 4 p.m. on Thursday, and before the short volunteer activities at the local senior center.

So how do you find ways to excite you to work excitedly or at least wake up in the morning? I think you can try the following:

1. meet your relatives and ask you what you do during your childhood. What are you doing in those days when you don't have to be forced to do anything? If your parents are dragging you around every week, asking them questions won't help. But when someone stays alone in the basement, what kind of toys, games or books do you tend to play?

2. check out the old school notebooks. You may post some photos and write some stories that are fascinating to you. Just because you're drawing astronauts doesn't mean you need to be an astronaut, but it's likely that a little exploratory work will help you find excitement.

3. with those who like them. work People talk. What aspects of work do they like? How do they find their own calling for life? Maybe there is a process that you can think about. Prizes: you will find really cool jobs. They do exist.

4. try a lot of things. Don't sit there watching TV or surfing the Internet, accepting social invitations. Take part in some random activities in your city. As time goes on, you will begin to see what causes and activities excite you most, and what you like to chat with people. Topic of conversation 。

5. check your reading habits. When you go online or read newspapers, see which types of stories can always attract you. When you were thinking about these questions, how did you spend your days?

6. keep good notes. When you try, you will understand what you like and don't like. List the things you are interested in, and review them frequently. After all, there are not many opportunities for your first job to cover all the things you are interested in. But as time goes on, if you put your interests in the most important position in your mind, you will find ways to weave your life with dreams.

Did you find your passion? How did this happen?