Are you happy at work? Do you have passion for your work? The concept of passion was mysterious of me at an early stage in my career. I was always happy at work but the feelings of passion missed me. Actually, until I retired from AT & T, I simply looked at what the juice was flowing. What was my appeal like?
As my style is low key, I often find it difficult to identify and display the emotions I feel about something. One of the reasons I took the Improv class. Emotions are inside but never exposed. Improv is helping to display my feelings more easily and in a larger way.
Since passion was always there, it became possible to actually experience it with labeling. Unfortunately in my career, I usually make a living and put too much emphasis on my work, so it took me a while to think about this. That was my loss.
Now I can tell that I was fortunate to find an important work for me in most sense. Only once in my career, I worked on a work I did not have passion. That is not the place you want to be, but the desire to experience. It is a signal that you need to reactivate yourself at that job or find a new job.
In an article I read in a magazine, the author and the lawyer are talking about missing her voice that may have been to the librarian or the owner of the bookstore. She loves the appearance, feel, smell of the book. She talks about learning how to integrate that passion into her work and her life. I believe that knowing her passion makes her a better lawyer.
Finding your passion and using that energy in your work means meaningful work that increases the chances of success in your work. The lawyer who wrote this article discovered that she could pass on passion in ways other than law and the energy that comes out of her practice flows out into her law practice. That is one way to take advantage of your passion. We have others, too.
I have created a side business so that clients can work their passion. For my clients, the side business stayed in the sideline, but for others it was able to take over as the main source of income. In any case, there is a possibility that it will lead to meaningful work and fulfilling fulfilling career and life.
Others found a way to use their passion for practicing marketing. Their passion may be in the sports field, for example. Because the purpose of marketing is to build relationships with prospective customers, attorneys can share the enthusiasm of the local team with prospective customers or customers, invite customers to sports events, or he / she Sports with clients.
Ideally, I have passion for the work you are doing. A lawyer I worked said that her greatest value was justice. She felt that the justice system is unfair for the disadvantaged, mostly seen as an elderly or a woman. Her passion was to use the law as a tool to prevent customer's future difficult situation. She is an elderly lawyer who enjoys the success of great work.
As a career coach, I cooperate with lawyers (and others) to reassociate passion in such a way that it gives me a whole new perspective on work and work. Finding your passion can lead to more profitable and fulfilling exercises along with more profitable work and more work successes.
The author of this article says there are some ideas on rediscovering your passion. i agree. It is not something you can do all night. However, if you take the necessary steps to get there, you will gain a lot of self-knowledge along the way. If you want to be happy at work and want to enjoy the success of work, that is absolutely worth it!
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