The Truth About Finding Your Passion...

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  • čas přidán 6. 09. 2024

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  • @theadhdmind9419
    @theadhdmind9419  Před 2 lety

    Timestamps:
    0:00 Intro
    0:41 Your childhood obsessions
    2:13 Ikigai concept
    3:13 Your calling often comes out of difficult experiences
    3:53 Combine your interests
    4:28 Calling doesn’t always come with a big paycheck
    5:15 The Pros and Cons - My experience so far
    5:20 Cons
    6:05 Pros
    Hope this was helpful! :)

  • @TrainInspired
    @TrainInspired Před 2 lety +2

    You do well with these videos, girl. I also think your channel is doing well. You'll get there. I'm trying to build a CZcams channel and business as well. And it is a challenge. But, worth it! ❤️

    • @theadhdmind9419
      @theadhdmind9419  Před 2 lety +2

      Thank you so much for the encouragement 😊 Best of luck to your CZcams channel and business as well!

  • @reinajalana
    @reinajalana Před rokem

    This was excellent from start to finish. 💯💯 Thank you!! ❤

  • @tonymp
    @tonymp Před 2 lety

    Thanks for making these videos! Love your channel

  • @neurodivergentdawn
    @neurodivergentdawn Před 2 lety

    Your channel really helps me ❤️

  • @olliescott3327
    @olliescott3327 Před 2 lety

    Hello, great content! I'm currently awaiting to be diagnosed ADHD, just awaiting on referrals. But was wondering if you have any videos/ideas on how to get around a problem. Like this video, I have a strong connection too creativity and love the inspiration I get when thinking up ideas for my novel. But inspiration doesn't always hit and I find my self sitting infront of a page. I think I get in my own head because I overthink and want it too be perfect ect.
    So I not sure what I need to do, if its an internal problem, or is it external where I need to learn how too get it down regardless. Hope that made any sense haha

    • @theadhdmind9419
      @theadhdmind9419  Před 2 lety

      I know what you mean 😄 I've been in similar situations before and what you might want to try is: to write for about 15 - 30min every day, no need to make it perfect. The goal here is to put all your thoughts and ideas down onto paper even if it's messy. Then over time, some of the dots start to connect and you'll be surprised and this also helps to overcome writer's block. I'm no expert here but found this has helped me. I might come up with something regarding this topic :)