_Passion, what a strong word **"Passion"**, how to give a true meaning to something that has its roots in the deepest part of our being._

_Maybe we use it without sense or at wrong times, I stay in my thoughts what you say and it is very true sometimes we confuse what we call passion, like other things in life, without a doubt we have to see beyond what we see and feel more with free thinking and don't get confused. Wow I think I strayed from the subject, to end the photos are great, beautiful place, greetings._

>Finding passion is hard work.

In this sentence there is an enormous meaning for almost all people. Passion is the force that moves positive energies, but also negative ones, the balance, however, is useful for a good performance of things.

> As I have said before, I believe the "love what you do and you'll never work a day" saying is bullshit and buying into the idea gets people into trouble.

This I fully agree. The thought never really allows a person to find what they love to do. That changes from age to age as one grows. The things I liked and loved when I was 18 are no longer the things I like and love at age 25, or 33, or 42, or 56. If one wants to be able to really kick back, then a consistent approach to work is required. Like any thing in life, there are good, and bad things to work. Treat work like a relationship, and grow with it, in your twilight years you will be glad you did, your relationships outside of work will benefit from it also,

I love the picture you captured of smallsteps, taking the leap. 

> love what you do and you'll never work a day

I discovered this late in choosing my career. Well , i decided to make it a passion.

Passion makes doing something hard look so fun. You tend not to feel anything as all you can feel is excitement.

Wow, muy interesante y profundo lo que esplayaste en esta publicacion, si hablamos de malo simpre predomina el bien, gracias por compartir.

I agree with the work part. Without effort and perseverance nothing will happen. Passion and love won't just jump in one's lap just because they want it.

I think it is best to keep an open mind and always work on yourself

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**I think that passion sneaks up while doing something that might not even be that interesting to begin with and then, something happens to change the attention**

That is the way I feel about passion, truly. It grows on you, much like love. You can have love at first sight, but, many times, it burns hot and then burns out. For me, it develops without me even knowing until one day, I wake up and know I cannot be without. 

Passion is the same for me. I'm old enough to not throw it away for something new.  ;)

Thanks for the shoutout and the words within the framework of this post. Words and thoughts are your passion!!!  ;)

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You're so right.

>We often choose our "career path" based on what we think will earn us something rather than spend time exploring to find out what we could fall in love with.

To some extent I followed my passion on my career choice. Tbh I'll easily give it up for a $200,000 and above career paying job

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It's great you're able to have fun outdoors with family especially in this period we find ourselves in. (Covid and its issues) 

I've been indoors for months and my social life ain't looking good. 

That's not great news for an introvert. 

That's a really great life lesson - that what you think you might want to pursue may essentially be a mirage on the horizon and in fact you might just trip and fall right over the thing you were meant to do on the way to that vision. The same is true of hobbies, side passions, avocations of all kinds. You could build a kite for a child and suddenly realize that kite building is art, science, and craft in one, and the opportunities are endless. Next thing you know you have a kite hobby, or you've opened a kite shop. And then you run into someone you knew in high school, and they're like, "Weren't you going to be a psychologist?"

I also like the idea that blogging is an opportunity to organize your thoughts. I think that is why I have fallen in love with it. It's the thing I stumbled upon on the way to the mirage. I just need to sit down more often and really do it.

Oh, wow... I attract in your first sentence then the food, after that the images! LOL

I like this sentence and that is the fact!

> These days, it might even be worse as I think what people mistake for passion is more lust - and while this is often seen in relationships, it is applied to other factors of life too.

And we are the same with this words of yours below, that is why I like your articles... 

> For me at least, I think that passion sneaks up while doing something that might not even be that interesting to begin with and then, something happens to change the attention.

Stay safe my friend... God bless you and your family... (^_^)