Making your Passion Profitable
What does it mean to be productive, and how can you achieve high levels of productivity?
It is a common misconception that productiveness just means hard work and a good income. And that certainly sounds good. If you put in a few hours of effort every day, and earn enough money to live comfortably, you should be happy, right?
Wrong.
Productiveness is more than just hard work and a good income. Productiveness is hard work in the direction of your chosen purpose in life. It is work done towards manifesting your vision for your ideal life in reality
Your purpose is what brings you joy, and makes your life meaningful. Identifying what makes you happy takes honest effort, but the rewards of identifying your true passion are immense.
You will be able to productise your passion, which means that you can develop it into a product or service that will be valuable to others.
When you productise your passion, your work will impact all areas of your life positively, as productive achievement.
That is how you identify the best profession for yourself.
Imagine being able to profit from your passion.
If your chosen career differs from your true passion, you are setting yourself up for dissatisfaction. You may make money, but money alone is insufficient for a joyful and meaningful life, where you can do what you love every day and be paid for it.
You will know your work is perfectly integrated with your passion when you are enthusiastic about your work, and committed to it.
It is always important, and never too late, to strive towards real productiveness, and a job that makes your life meaningful and joyful. This is what Executive Coaching will help you do to explore and discover your passion and skill/reinvent yourself
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About Me
JALAJA HARIPRASAD, Coaching CXOs and Senior leaders in organisations. Check me on my website www.influxhr.com and turn on my Testimonial page.
Well written and much needed topic of the hour with youngsters struggling to chose their career paths based on their passion. They are often made to compromise on the passion front and take up something that is more socially acceptable.