Search Until You Find Your Passion - Rule 1

Martha Stewart explains in Chapter 2 what passion has to do with your business. It makes total sense and when I coached my clients on this subject, it made total sense to them as well. I want you to learn a very important point here and I'll let Martha explain why? It is not uncommon to try a number of different things before your passion becomes clear. Experimentation is the only way to figure it out.

What is passion?

You may already know your life's calling as surely you know your eye color or your favorite flavor of ice cream. Perhaps you have envisioned yourself running your own ski school or designing a line of fine paper products for so long it already seems real.

You are just trying to find out how to get going, how to transform your dream into a business. You may feel a burning desire to start something and run something, but you are not sure what that something is. Business schools are filled with people who feel this way, people putting together the tools to hit the ground running as soon as they figure out where they want to go. It is great to love one's work.

Doing work that you enjoy gives you energy. You are imbued with enthusiasm. Your senses seem sharper. You wake up with new ideas every day and with solutions to conquer the challenges that cropped up the day before. You are always confident that goals are attainable, that creativity and ingenuity and hard work and passion for the work will make "it" all come together. This "passion" for one's work is just like an all-consuming love affair - something that all of us crave to experience but encounter only once or twice in a lifetime if we are lucky.

Martha's Suggestion: Build your business success around something that you love - something that is inherently and endlessly interesting to you.

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