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Find What You Love: 5 Tips to Uncover Your Passion Quickly and Easily
Find your passion quickly and easily
What if you could find your true passion with just a few simple exercises? How would your life improve if you knew exactly what fires you up?
In this practical book, you will learn: How to identify your unique way to contribute to the world What your feelings tell you about your passion (hint: a lot!) Why being jealous can be a very good thing Powerful questions that will help you uncover your true passion And much more Don’t wait, download this book NOW to find what you love and start designing a more fulfilling life.
What if you could find your true passion with just a few simple exercises? How would your life improve if you knew exactly what fires you up?
In this practical book, you will learn: How to identify your unique way to contribute to the world What your feelings tell you about your passion (hint: a lot!) Why being jealous can be a very good thing Powerful questions that will help you uncover your true passion And much more Don’t wait, download this book NOW to find what you love and start designing a more fulfilling life.
32 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 17, 2019
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July 5, 2020
Mis comentarios sobre el libro “Find What You Love” por Thibaut Meurisse
Un eBook corto, fácil de leer, y invito a hacer los ejercicios de cómo descubrir qué amas.
Una forma práctica de situarte en cuales son tus fortalezas, y mantenerte ahí, enfocado en lo que realmente hacer naturalmente sin dificultad alguna y al mismo tiempo sientes placer por profundizar.
Tip #1 - Identify your strengths
Tip #2 - Look at what you do willingly/naturally
Tip #3 - Identifying the unique way you express yourself to the world
Tip #4 - Observing your emotions
Tip #5 - Analyzing your experiences
Me gustó bastante el ebook, y se los recomiendo, descargue la guía de ejercicios, se los comparto, y espero que lo puedas aprovechar tanto como yo hice el mio.
Tip #1 - Identify your strengths
1. What comes easily to you?
Write down your answer to the following question:
What skills come so easily to me that I genuinely can’t understand what’s the big deal about it?
2. What people around think you’re good at?
Send the following email to family members, friends and/or colleagues of your choice. Feel free to create your own template.
Hi_____,
I hope you’re doing well.
I’m trying to identify my strengths so I can leverage them to design a more fulfilling career. I really need outside perspectives on what you consider I am really good at.
I’d really appreciate if you could provide me with honest feedback and give me a list of the strengths you think I have.
Please don’t be afraid to tell me anything that comes to mind.
Thanks so much for your support.
Warm regards,
3. What do you enjoy doing?
Write down twenty things you love to do. Then for each item you wrote down, ask yourself:
“Why do I like this thing and what does it say about me, my values and the things I care about?
Look for commonalities between these twenty things.
What I love to do the most Why? What it says about me
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Tip #2 - Look at what you do willingly/naturally
1. What do you do during your spare time?
Write down the activities you like to engage in during your spare time. What can you learn from them? What do they say about the things you’re passionate about?
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2. What do you volunteer for at work?
Make a list of all the things you volunteer(ed) for at work or are considering volunteering for. Then, next to each activity, write down why you enjoy these activities and what they say about your strengths.
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Tip #3 - Identifying the unique way you express yourself to the world
1. What unique gift do you want to give to the world?
Write down all the things you believe only you can do. Don’t dismiss anything. Success lies in the detail.
My unique gifts and strengths:
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2. How do you want people to feel?
Write down how you want people to feel. Feel free to come up with as many answers as you can. Then, select the answers that resonate with you the most.
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3. What impact do you want to have on the world?
Write down below what you would change in the world if you could change only one thing. Brainstorm several ideas with friends if you need to.
Ideas:
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The one thing I want to change the most in this world is:
Tip #4 - Observing your emotions
Studying your emotions can help you uncover your passion. To do so, you need to take a closer look at the following emotions:
1. Jealousy
Write down the name of people you feel jealous of because of the career they have. If you jealous of these people, it may be a sign they are doing something you’re passionate about. What part of their career do you really want?
Who I feel jealous of:
What it might say about my passion(s):
2. Curiosity
Write down all the things you’re curious about. What do they say about your interests? Which of these topics do you feel like delving more deeply into?
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3. Excitement
Remember the last time you felt excited during a conversation. What were you talking about? Write it down.
What I was talking about:
What it tells me about my passions?
4. Anger
Write down a list of things that make you angry
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Do you feel a strong pull toward any of these causes? If so, which ones?
5. Intuition
Write down what you would do differently if you were to trust your intuition completely. Include anything you may have wanted to do for years, but didn’t, because of external pressure, limiting beliefs or fear.
What my intuition tells me I should do:
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6. Pain
Write down all the challenges you overcame in the past or currently seek to overcome.
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Do you feel a strong pull toward one or more of these challenges? ask yourself whether you would be willing to help others overcome similar challenges.
7. Regret
Write down what you would regret having done or not having done if you were to die today.
What my biggest regret(s) would be:
What it says about my passion?
8. Fear
Write down below what you would do if you had no fears. What dreams would you pursue?
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-
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-
-
What simple steps could you take today to beat your fear and move toward your dream? Write your answer below:
Tip #5 - Analyzing your experiences
1. Looking at your childhood memories
Write down what you naturally did when you were a kid.
What can you learn from this?
2. Looking at meaningful accomplishments
Write down below the past accomplishments you feel most proud of.
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-
-
-
-
-
What do these undertakings say about you? How can you connect them with a possible passion? Write your answer below:
Un eBook corto, fácil de leer, y invito a hacer los ejercicios de cómo descubrir qué amas.
Una forma práctica de situarte en cuales son tus fortalezas, y mantenerte ahí, enfocado en lo que realmente hacer naturalmente sin dificultad alguna y al mismo tiempo sientes placer por profundizar.
Tip #1 - Identify your strengths
Tip #2 - Look at what you do willingly/naturally
Tip #3 - Identifying the unique way you express yourself to the world
Tip #4 - Observing your emotions
Tip #5 - Analyzing your experiences
Me gustó bastante el ebook, y se los recomiendo, descargue la guía de ejercicios, se los comparto, y espero que lo puedas aprovechar tanto como yo hice el mio.
Tip #1 - Identify your strengths
1. What comes easily to you?
Write down your answer to the following question:
What skills come so easily to me that I genuinely can’t understand what’s the big deal about it?
2. What people around think you’re good at?
Send the following email to family members, friends and/or colleagues of your choice. Feel free to create your own template.
Hi_____,
I hope you’re doing well.
I’m trying to identify my strengths so I can leverage them to design a more fulfilling career. I really need outside perspectives on what you consider I am really good at.
I’d really appreciate if you could provide me with honest feedback and give me a list of the strengths you think I have.
Please don’t be afraid to tell me anything that comes to mind.
Thanks so much for your support.
Warm regards,
3. What do you enjoy doing?
Write down twenty things you love to do. Then for each item you wrote down, ask yourself:
“Why do I like this thing and what does it say about me, my values and the things I care about?
Look for commonalities between these twenty things.
What I love to do the most Why? What it says about me
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Tip #2 - Look at what you do willingly/naturally
1. What do you do during your spare time?
Write down the activities you like to engage in during your spare time. What can you learn from them? What do they say about the things you’re passionate about?
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
2. What do you volunteer for at work?
Make a list of all the things you volunteer(ed) for at work or are considering volunteering for. Then, next to each activity, write down why you enjoy these activities and what they say about your strengths.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Tip #3 - Identifying the unique way you express yourself to the world
1. What unique gift do you want to give to the world?
Write down all the things you believe only you can do. Don’t dismiss anything. Success lies in the detail.
My unique gifts and strengths:
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
2. How do you want people to feel?
Write down how you want people to feel. Feel free to come up with as many answers as you can. Then, select the answers that resonate with you the most.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
3. What impact do you want to have on the world?
Write down below what you would change in the world if you could change only one thing. Brainstorm several ideas with friends if you need to.
Ideas:
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
The one thing I want to change the most in this world is:
Tip #4 - Observing your emotions
Studying your emotions can help you uncover your passion. To do so, you need to take a closer look at the following emotions:
1. Jealousy
Write down the name of people you feel jealous of because of the career they have. If you jealous of these people, it may be a sign they are doing something you’re passionate about. What part of their career do you really want?
Who I feel jealous of:
What it might say about my passion(s):
2. Curiosity
Write down all the things you’re curious about. What do they say about your interests? Which of these topics do you feel like delving more deeply into?
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
3. Excitement
Remember the last time you felt excited during a conversation. What were you talking about? Write it down.
What I was talking about:
What it tells me about my passions?
4. Anger
Write down a list of things that make you angry
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Do you feel a strong pull toward any of these causes? If so, which ones?
5. Intuition
Write down what you would do differently if you were to trust your intuition completely. Include anything you may have wanted to do for years, but didn’t, because of external pressure, limiting beliefs or fear.
What my intuition tells me I should do:
-
-
-
-
-
6. Pain
Write down all the challenges you overcame in the past or currently seek to overcome.
-
-
-
-
-
-
Do you feel a strong pull toward one or more of these challenges? ask yourself whether you would be willing to help others overcome similar challenges.
7. Regret
Write down what you would regret having done or not having done if you were to die today.
What my biggest regret(s) would be:
What it says about my passion?
8. Fear
Write down below what you would do if you had no fears. What dreams would you pursue?
-
-
-
-
-
What simple steps could you take today to beat your fear and move toward your dream? Write your answer below:
Tip #5 - Analyzing your experiences
1. Looking at your childhood memories
Write down what you naturally did when you were a kid.
What can you learn from this?
2. Looking at meaningful accomplishments
Write down below the past accomplishments you feel most proud of.
-
-
-
-
-
-
What do these undertakings say about you? How can you connect them with a possible passion? Write your answer below:
July 1, 2020
What a great book.
Thank you, Thibaut Meurisse for writing this very helpful book. I am going to encourage my wife to read it as well. I recommend this book to everyone looking for their life path. You'll find clear actionable steps in here and all you need to do is find your life's passion and live it... I can't wait to start my life of passionate living and reading his other helpful books. Thanks once again Thibaut Meurisse...
Thank you, Thibaut Meurisse for writing this very helpful book. I am going to encourage my wife to read it as well. I recommend this book to everyone looking for their life path. You'll find clear actionable steps in here and all you need to do is find your life's passion and live it... I can't wait to start my life of passionate living and reading his other helpful books. Thanks once again Thibaut Meurisse...
May 9, 2021
Fantastic
A great read. Very precise and to the point. A must for anyone stuck in the routine of being an employee. I am looking forward to taking part in the program. I encourage anyone who reads this to really entertain the idea of finding yourr passion and mapping out a plan to create your dream life.
A great read. Very precise and to the point. A must for anyone stuck in the routine of being an employee. I am looking forward to taking part in the program. I encourage anyone who reads this to really entertain the idea of finding yourr passion and mapping out a plan to create your dream life.
January 9, 2023
A short book that is lacking direction. The usual cliches are here - follow your passion - overcome your fear.
But reality and life have been parked in this book. Passion does not pay rent. The development of skills - and the strategies and patterns to enable change - are not discussed in this book.
It's a no.
But reality and life have been parked in this book. Passion does not pay rent. The development of skills - and the strategies and patterns to enable change - are not discussed in this book.
It's a no.
October 31, 2023
Fairly well written with cogent thinking
Although the author seems to have no reason to claim expertise in this subject, and unfortunately, does not provide any footnotes for reference, his recommendations seem to hang together logically and would be worthy of serious consideration.
Although the author seems to have no reason to claim expertise in this subject, and unfortunately, does not provide any footnotes for reference, his recommendations seem to hang together logically and would be worthy of serious consideration.
October 29, 2019
This is really a long blog post based on the old adage that if you love what you do, you will never work a day in your life. The links to his website were broken in my kobo edition, but it’s basically common sense.
2 stars
2 stars
February 12, 2022
A short read. For someone who read self-help books most of the time, this is an average book.
This book will answer all your “what” and not “how”. Nevertheless, this book shows valueable insights for someone who wanted to know what is their strenghts.
This book will answer all your “what” and not “how”. Nevertheless, this book shows valueable insights for someone who wanted to know what is their strenghts.
February 27, 2022
Conciso y directo. Creo que muchos libros de este genero deberían ser así. Muchas veces dan vueltas en una idea y no se aplica para nada la economía de lenguaje. Ahora bien, en el caso de este libro, es todo lo contrario, podría dar un poco más de profundidad. Al final cumple su objetivo.
December 22, 2022
Clear insights
A hands-on book with actionable steps. No jargon. No beating around the bush. Explained realistically with relatable examples. Each question encourages us to contemplate our life choices and patterns of thinking.
A hands-on book with actionable steps. No jargon. No beating around the bush. Explained realistically with relatable examples. Each question encourages us to contemplate our life choices and patterns of thinking.
November 18, 2024
În cartea asta, autorul te îndeamnă să răspunzi la niște întrebări importante în orientarea în carieră. Problema cu această carte este că este ireal de pozitivă － nu ne alegem ceva care ne place, alegem o durere pe care o putem suporta.
June 2, 2020
E,excellent Book
This book opened me up,and got me thinking ,about my true passion .I discovered it using this book with these exercises
This book opened me up,and got me thinking ,about my true passion .I discovered it using this book with these exercises
November 20, 2020
Very informative.
April 14, 2021
Helpful
Quick and easy to understand, read,and do. I read it, without doing the exercises, but I enjoyed reading this book.
Quick and easy to understand, read,and do. I read it, without doing the exercises, but I enjoyed reading this book.
July 20, 2022
Short but good
I like that the author added exercises at the end of each section. The book is very straightforward and easy to understand.
I like that the author added exercises at the end of each section. The book is very straightforward and easy to understand.
August 1, 2022
Short
This was more like a few blog posts cobbled together and put out as a book. Glad it was free.I
This was more like a few blog posts cobbled together and put out as a book. Glad it was free.I
June 23, 2023
Good read in your spare time
Found it interesting and learned some things. But wouldn’t prioritize it over anything. Keep it for when you have spare time.
Found it interesting and learned some things. But wouldn’t prioritize it over anything. Keep it for when you have spare time.
June 30, 2025
Excellent book!!!
December 31, 2020
Searchable book
This is kind of book that we need: quick,clear,understandable. I really like the "Action step" part on each chapter that helps you discover your true you!
This is kind of book that we need: quick,clear,understandable. I really like the "Action step" part on each chapter that helps you discover your true you!
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