Topic: Do you really do things in life that you love? (Read 244 times)
Nowadays, diary writing has become one of my daily "homework" and the only confidant I can confide in. I think diary is my favorite thing to do, I will continue to write!!
No unfortunately. I'm 30 years old, but I still don't know whom I want to be in the future.
There are more than 50 things each human likes and do without even knowing it. The little things we do in life, like how dress, what we but, how one eats, speak, socialize, beliefs etc There are also the big things we love doing, as each man his own poison)
No.
Of course I would like to do what I love but often is not possible because other people decide.
I have no freedom to do what I want many times but at least I still have my dreams and visions and nobody can take it from me.
Of course I would like to do what I love but often is not possible because other people decide.
I have no freedom to do what I want many times but at least I still have my dreams and visions and nobody can take it from me.
Do you really do things in life that you love? If so, how did you come to this? Was it easy for you to understand what you like?
My honest answer is no because it is almost impossible for me to do or live the way I wanted. I like to be a strong prayer warriors and have powers to change the financial and spiritual situations of the poor and defenseless but I find it very difficult to do that. It took awhile. Takes a lot of contemplation and discrimination. Plus experiences, nothing beats that. You know what you love by going through all those things that you don't. Even now I cannot still fully say I do everything that I love. It will just unfold.
I like to trade in the market , and I think this is what I would do all my life , the most important thing is that I am not tied to one place me and I can travel
Yes, I came here because I really like this, and everything is a way, everything happens because it has a meaning,
we can not stop living things, since they all represent a way forward, and for that reason we are where we are.
I always try to do what I like, and I think many people should do it, it does not make sense to do things that we do not like.
we can not stop living things, since they all represent a way forward, and for that reason we are where we are.
I always try to do what I like, and I think many people should do it, it does not make sense to do things that we do not like.
Do you really do things in life that you love? If so, how did you come to this? Was it easy for you to understand what you like?
Well at the moment I'm not quite sure that I like to trade in the market and make bounty, but definitely I like to invest in different projects it gives me freedom
Doing things you like brings such joy and happiness, and the best part is that it attracts more things you like to do, like a snow ball.
all of them definitely want to do what they like, but in terms of looking for money we don't have to look for jobs that we have to like, in looking for money we also have to do jobs we don't like, because the jobs we like don't get more money , but the more work we don't like, in my opinion if you want to do something that is profitable we have to like something we don't like.
Most of the things, yes, but there's still some that remain as a burden for me whenever I try and do it. Like, living alone and having to work a job I don't like, but still, you gotta continue doing it for its essential purpose on your life. Bitcoin was not on the list that I expect I would be doing yet as time passes by, I'm learning to love and develop an interest in it, for now, I'm investing in different altcoins but, my favorite thing to do is play gambling games in Vegascasino, simply because I'm having fun and at the same time making a fortune.
Probably most people do the things in life that they do, to keep from doing the things that they love. Why would they do this? Fear of failure. They don't want to fail at things that are important to them. So they do the things that are not so important.
There's something dangerous about teaching people that you should love your job. Your job is nothing but a source of income. If you end up loving your job, that's an amazing situation, but not everyone has that luxury. "Do what you love, Love what you do" is one of the most dangerous terms for modern youths, which is why much of North America is low on plumbers, carpenters, electricians, and other trades-people (all of which provide autonomy and good wages. Current young tradespeople have the freedom and funds to pursue their passions in their freetime).
Even if you hate your job, that shouldnt stop you from pursuing your passions and things you love. If you truly love something, you'll make time for it. You love sports? Find a sports team and join it. You love singing/music? put aside a few hours a week to put towards your music. Do you love to travel? Save dat money and plan for that trip to that place you've always wanted to go to. When it comes to passion/love, there is always a way.
Then again, "love" is extremely subjective...
Even if you hate your job, that shouldnt stop you from pursuing your passions and things you love. If you truly love something, you'll make time for it. You love sports? Find a sports team and join it. You love singing/music? put aside a few hours a week to put towards your music. Do you love to travel? Save dat money and plan for that trip to that place you've always wanted to go to. When it comes to passion/love, there is always a way.
Then again, "love" is extremely subjective...
I think a lot of people don't do what they love because of their financial situation. Maybe someone would like to be a singer but to make money from singing you would have to work a lot of years until your can become a famous person that is followed by other people. The same thing could be said about a lot of other things people would love to do like painting, dancing, playing soccer /basketball /tennis and the list can go on.
Initially, people were forced because of financial factors, but if I got used to it, I was sure they would be happy to do their jobs. Because if we don't try something, it will make ourselves regret in life.
Man it is a journey. One thing is to get to know what You like, the other one is to implement it in the service for others even to the point that it can support you financially. Im barely halfway through I guess, but nothing else makes sense to me anymore. And to have as muc hfun in the process as possible.
It's hard (but not impossible) to ONLY do things you like, so, for now, I combine things I like very much and things I like somehow 
For instance, as a freelancer, I combine projects I adore and projects that give me some money if they are still interesting somehow
For instance, as a freelancer, I combine projects I adore and projects that give me some money if they are still interesting somehow
not every time but sometime yes
Nope. I'm kinda stuck on doing the things I don't really love because it's the most convenient and it compensates my needs..
Do you really do things in life that you love? If so, how did you come to this? Was it easy for you to understand what you like?
Sometimes we do things we do not like so we can make our lives better. Let's get the money. In contrast, I try to do what I always like singing and other activities that I love. I dedicate that time. Jump to: