The Pressure We Put On Passion

In this episode, Jennifer and I delve into the multifaceted concept of passion, exploring its role in our lives (beyond the romantic notion often associated with it.) We discuss the pressures society places on individuals to find and monetize their passions, the importance of recognizing that passion can evolve, and the idea of Ikigai as a guiding principle for finding purpose. Also, we talk about nurturing passion without the burden of expectation, allowing it to enrich our lives instead of dictating our career paths. Thanks so much for being here, Tanya

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Takeaways

• Passion is often misunderstood and can create unnecessary pressure.
• It's okay for passion to change over time; it doesn't have to be a constant.
• Many people feel lost when trying to identify their passion, which is normal.
• Passion should enrich our lives, not dictate our careers.
• Finding your Ikigai can help clarify your purpose in life.
• It's important to separate passion from the need to monetize it.
• Real-life experiences can help uncover what you are passionate about.
• Nurturing passion can lead to unexpected opportunities and growth.
• Hard work and honest jobs have intrinsic value, even if they aren't our passion.
• We should allow ourselves to explore different interests without the pressure of being perfect.

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