Discover What You Love to Do

There is a shortcut to happiness in business and life. It’s easy to accomplish but at times can seem very difficult. 

That shortcut is simply, discover what you love to do and then do it with passion and purpose.

When you do, you will find:

You are excited about the start of every day.

You have plenty of time to spend in marketing. You’ll be passionate about spreading the word so that you can attract as many people as possible to your offering.

There is no longer anxiety or a feeling of “I hate this” when it comes to sales.

You want others to share in your happiness and take advantage of the unique value you alone can offer.

Imagine loving what you do so much you passionately offer more and greater values to your clients all the time. You also provide your clients with a way to share your value with people they know consistently.

If you are stuck now here’s how to turn the tide.

First assemble the tools.

You will need a journal to record your thoughts, inspiration, instructions, ideas, and rants.

You will also need an open and nonjudgmental imagination and the desire to use the personal genius that lies dormant inside of you right now.

Start by allowing your imagination to flow. Ask the question; “What is it I want out of life?”

Then sit quietly and wait for your answer. Write down every idea, every inspiration, and every thought that comes into your mind.

Noted author Joe Vitale suggests if you don’t know what you want in life, ask what you do not want. Write that down. The opposite will be what you want.

After you have your destination in life thoughts recorded on paper, the next question to ask is, “What is it I truly love to do?”

Again, sit quietly and wait for your answer. Write down every idea, every inspiration, and every thought that comes into your mind.

Many experts suggest writing down at least 100 ideas. I’ve found this helpful because it forces you to delve into the deepest recesses of your mind. Sure, it's a pain to do, but so is living a life that is unfulfilling.

After you have created your list, take a hard, honest look at it.

What is that one thing on your list that makes you think, “WOW, if I could do that for a living, my life would be unbelievable?”

Here’s the funny thing; you already know what it is.

Your passion and true desires have been suppressed for so long that they are now in the deepest recesses of your consciousness.

Complete these exercises and you'll have your desires out in the open. You have admitted your reason for living and the singular passion that drives you.

Now discover the greatest value you can create in the lives of other people using your passion.

This is where your talent comes in. The question to ask is, “What is the greatest value I can create, using my talent and passion, that enhances the lives of other people?” 

Be sure to record all thoughts in your journal.

That’s it. You have connected three vital points. They are:

1. What do you want out of life?

2. What is your greatest passion?

3. How can you use that passion to add value to the lives of other people?

The most difficult thing is sitting down and exploring the depths of your your consciousness. We are ALL so busy that we often forget the most important thing; the purpose of life is to be happy.

Author Mark Hamilton, in his Neo-Tech books, suggests human beings are most happy when they are creating values that enhance the lives of other people.

One way we play as human beings is by offering created values through a business that enhances the lives of people around us or all over the world.

What will you do with this information today? As a subscriber to this list, you have a distinct advantage over everyone else in business. Take advantage of it now.