Do What You Love Quotes

“Discover a purpose that gives you passion. Develop a plan that makes you persistent. Design a preparation and motivates you to optimize your potentials. Do it because you love it!”
― Israelmore Ayivor, Dream big!: See your bigger picture!

“No one loves anything they're miserably chained to.”
― Sarah Adams, When in Rome

“It is great to do what you love but greater with the great team.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita, Think Great: Be Great!

“If we think about it... There is no reason for hate in this World if everyone had the most selfish attitude of doing what they love.”
― Rodolfo Peon

“If it makes your heart race, your eyes smile and your soul happy... do that.”
― Laine Alcantara

“Inspiration is that little spark that comes at night to set our souls ablaze.”
― Michael Bassey Johnson, Song of a Nature Lover

“It is never too late to pursue your passion.”
― Germany Kent

“You're going to fuck up a million times. It doesn't make you bad at it. It doesn't make your career ugly. And it doesn't mean it's not what you're meant to do. You're going to make so many mistakes as a human being. You could become a doctor and fail at that too. You could fail at anything in life. So pick the thing that you love the most. And even though it's going to hurt more when you fail, it's better that you're doing something that you love with your life, rather than just picking something random or tolerable and going “if I fail, I don't care”. You should care. You've got one life. You should care.”
― Gabriella Lester

“What you love to do the most is the shortest distance between where you are now and your dreams.”
― Pat Rodegast

“It is not easy to find out what we like or want, when all our lives other people have been hard at work not just to make us do what they want, but to make us think that we want to do it.”
― John Holt, Never Too Late: My Musical Life Story

“Hard work done for a hobby don't feel so hard !”
― Amit Kalantri, Wealth of Words

“An investment in yourself will never lead to regret.”
― Germany Kent

“Find the game you like to play - not just to win but because it clicks with you differently.”
― Ali Sohani, The Radical Leap

“Find what you love, find it for a long, and don’t settle until you find it. Find something you would love to fail in – because that’s where you will have the most chance (in each successive attempt) to make a big win.”
― Ali Sohani, The Radical Leap

“You're going to fuck up a million times. It doesn't make you bad at it. It doesn't make your career ugly. And it doesn't mean it's not what you meant you're meant to do. You're going to make so many mistakes as a human being. You could become a doctor and fail at that too. You could fail at anything in life. So pick the thing that you love the most. And even though it's going to hurt more when you fail, it's better that you're doing something that you love with your life, rather than just picking something random or tolerable and going “if I fail, I don't care”. You should care. You've got one life. You should care.”
― Gabriella Lester

“Chase your dreams, do what you love; even if it doesn't pay the bills, it pays the happiness”
― Nicky Verd, Disrupt Yourself Or Be Disrupted

“No matter where you are in your life, you must do what you love, and fuck what anybody says about what you do. If you are an artist, maybe your 19th century romantic style is not what is popular now, but you might just discover that in ten years, everyone will pay whatever amount you ask for your paintings. Or, if you love the Impressionist movement, you might be the person who starts a Neo-Impressionism movement.”
― Laurence Galian, 666: Connection with Crowley

“You can be good at math in school and still hate it.”
― A.D. Aliwat, In Limbo

“If time passes, and you still do what you love, then you are on the right way.”
― Liviu C. Tudose

“Dacă timpul se scurge, și tu încă faci ceea ce-ți place, atunci ești pe drumul cel bun.”
― Liviu C. Tudose

“Some people are lucky to do what they love for a living, but are unlucky not to be allowed to do it how they want to do it.”
― Mokokoma Mokhonoana

“Overworking doing what you love is way more revitalizing than resting from doing what you hate.”
― Mokokoma Mokhonoana

“Find what you love and go after it. Know where you would love to build your strength. Pursue what keeps you excited for longer than anyone else, for that’s the thing where you will start to have an added advantage over everyone else.”
― Ali Sohani, The Radical Leap

“Find the game you like to play - not just to win but because it clicks with you differently.

Want to check how? See what you don’t hate yourself much losing in… A game that you don’t need an excuse or an invitation to participate in. -- That’s the game you that you want to play – that’s the game you are not going to give up on! That’s the game you will be known as a player of!”
― Ali Sohani, The Radical Leap

“Why” precedes “How” in all places other than the dictionary. If your why is strong enough, you will figure out how in one way or another.”
― Ali Sohani, The Radical Leap

“Do what you feel, and just what you feel.”
― Nicolae Gringorescu

“Following your passion is both a difficult path and an easy one; it's a paradox. It is difficult because it will lead you into unknown territory. It is easy because you will be doing what you love.”
― Justine Willis Toms, True Work: The Sacred Dimension of Earning a Living

“Doing activities that you love to do, even a few minutes a day, can help you experience more flow, improve your well-being, and help you share your unique gifts with the world.”
― Laurie E. Smith

“Something magical starts to happen when we commit to doing what we love to do. When we reconnect with what brings us joy—those activities that we love to do for no reason other than that they make us happy—we not only have a higher chance of getting into flow, we also start remembering who we really are and what really matters.”
― Laurie E. Smith

“Something magical starts to happen when we commit to doing what we love to do. When we reconnect with what brings us joy—those activities that we love to do for no reason other than that they make us happy—we not only have a higher chance of getting into flow, we also start remembering who we really are and what really matters. It’s as if we reawaken an inner flow energy—the True Self—and everything starts to make sense again.”
― Laurie E. Smith, The Flow Habit