I've
recently been asked one of the most stressful questions that I've been asked in
a while…again. What satisfies you as a person? What is your passion in life?
Now the first time I was really asked this question it was: What fills your cup
at the end of the day?
It
has been explained to me that this is not supposed to be a stressful question
or thing to figure out. Both Michael and my health coach, I’m sure, were not
expecting me to burst into tears when asked these questions. But I thought I
was happy before. I thought that things were going well and my day-to-day was
working for me, apparently not. In both situations it became this moment in
life when I had to face the fact that maybe I’m not actually happy just getting
up and going to work every day, in spite of the fact that my jobs make me
happy. I have two jobs where I help people and I feel good about what I do at
the end of every day and they provide a bit of freedom to let me do other
things with my life.
So
how am I supposed to figure out what my passion in life is? Am I just going
through the motions? Once again, I was told that this isn’t supposed to be
stressful, it is supposed to fun to go and explore new things. I’ve never been
an explorer or really someone to try new things. I’m not sure how this is
supposed to work.
Yes,
I do currently feel like I’m in a rut and I want to change something, like I’m
waiting, but there are important decisions coming up and I’m excited about how
those are going to change my life. Michael brought up a good point, while we
were having this unintentionally intense conversation, that our vacation was
something that filled my cup, moments in life were we could explore and find
new things that made us feel great at the end of the day. Now I have been
tasked with figuring out what that does for me every day and it feels like
every day that I leave with this passion undiscovered I’m going to feel less
satisfied and glass half empty.
Now
I pose the question, how did you find your passion in life? How do you fill
your cup at the end of every day?
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