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<center> There are many reasons why we might want to try to get better at doing the things we love in life. And one of the many reasons is that we can possibly get good enough at the skill that we could eventually provide it as a service to other people in the market. </center> 
## This is how you could end-up having a “dream job” and doing something that you actually enjoy in life, but doing it to serve others. 
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<center> If you are going to have a hobby or a skill, why not give it a decent effort to do perform that task well? Whether it be playing golf or learning a new language, practicing photography, playing music, cooking or acting,  it doesn't matter what we are interested in because </center>
## no matter what it is we can always choose to get better at it. 
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<center> Not only could it potentially be good enough of a skill that we could provide it to others but it can also bring us more personal enjoyment and life fulfillment overall;  it can do a lot to contribute to our personal growth. It is important to take time in life to not only work, but to also enjoy our lives and set aside a time where we can pursue our interests and passions. </center>
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<center>  For those who figure out what they are interested in and passionate about at an early age, they are luckier than others, because they have more time to dedicate toward their craft or skill they are trying to develop. <center>
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<center> Tiger Woods was introduced to golf before the age of two, Floyd Mayweather's parents introduced him to boxing not long after he started walking and he allegedly got his first pair of boxing gloves at the age of 7.  And Wayne Gretzky was playing with kids who were almost twice his age when he was only 6 years old. 


But just because we didn't discover our passions early on, doesn't mean that we cannot get better at a skill later on in life. </center>

## There is always time to grow and improve

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