Finding Your Passion

According to a recent report, 88 percent of Americans are unhappy at work. The remaining 12% are enthralled by their work and are enthusiastic about it.

Are you a member of the 12%?

You’re not alone if this isn’t the case. Unfortunately, a lack of passion does more than just make the day drag. When you aren’t passionate about what you do, you will not be as productive or effective as someone who is.

Consider how pursuing your passion at work might help you advance.

Passionate People Focus 

The things you’re passionate about can’t help but pique your interest. You can’t wait to get your hands dirty and figure out how things work. This type of focus allows you to readily view all of the moving pieces. It also makes you more focused and less inclined to accept interruptions, since you despise being distracted from what you enjoy doing.

Passionate People Are Less Stressed.

When you’re passionate about anything, you’re just more calm in general. Why would you worry about something you like doing? Instead, you’re more likely to enjoy the gratification of getting things done while doing what you enjoy.

Passionate People Are More Creative.

You can’t wait to learn more about what you love when you’re passionate about it. This enthusiasm for your profession makes you more educated and alert to details. This encourages you to be more creative throughout the day.

Passionate People Accomplish More.

A competitive spirit is sparked by passion. You can’t wait to finish things so you can see what happens next. All of this means you’re putting in more effort and are far more likely to complete projects than someone who isn’t as enthusiastic.

Passionate People Do Better 

When you’re enthusiastic about something, you’ll pay more attention to the details and work harder to ‘get it perfect’ just because you can. When you’re enthusiastic about something, you produce higher-quality work, which is noticed by people around you. Take a moment to consider it. When it’s time for a promotion, would you rather have someone who despises their job and drags through the day or someone who is energized, fast to act, and gets the job done?

Passionate People Have More Fun

Work does not have to be a slog. When you’re enthusiastic about something, you’re interested in it. This piqued attention helps the day fly by.

Passionate People Work Until the Job is Done

This one should be self-explanatory. You’re in the right location and doing the right thing if you find yourself wanting to stay and keep doing what you’re doing. Put simply, “when the job is done”, is the measure of when a passionate person is finished. 

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