Hey Manisha, great share. Is it coincidence (i dont think so) but this is exactly what has been going on in my mind for a while and ive actually just posted sth today that i would love to hear your thoughts on if you dont mind (https://steemit.com/growth/@alexandrefx/let-s-start-a-discussion-how-do-you-self-develop).
Finding your passion is not easy, except for once you found it your like 'daaahhhh' how obvious. I find personally meditation and listing to what steven spielberg calls 'the whisper' extremely helpful. How do you identify or should i say differentiate the whisper from all the noise thats going on in our heads is another question, it takes practice and for every person its different. There are a few questions i like to ask myself to nuge me in the right direction, "what would i recommend to my younger self". This question when contemplated can bring up passions I'd forgotten I ever had. The thought process that will most likely go on in my head goes a bit like this "i wish i'd done this; i wish i could do this, i wish i hadn't gone down that road" and it just makes clearer what we already know deep within.
anyways i could go on and on here i love exploring the mind and its limitless possibilities. Ill follow you so we can connect and share insights in the future.
Have a blissful day and week,
Kind regards
Alex
First of all, thank you so much for your kind words. It really means a lot to me. Secondly, I really agree with all that you have said here. Those were some true words of wisdom. Generally, people are so lost about what their passions are even though deep within they have always known. Somehow, in the narrow minded society that we live in, we give up our dreams when we are getting older and ‘settle’ for what everyone else is doing. But as you said, we should listen to the whisper and do what we’d recommend our younger self to do. Thank you again for a wonderful comment!