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How to Find YOUR Passion | Mike Radoor

Name: How to Find YOUR Passion | Mike Radoor
Uploaded: 2024-09-18T16:00:07+00:00
Duration: 4 s
Channel: Rob Lipsett
Description: In this brief dialogue, Speaker A asks how to discover one's passion or life path. Speaker B argues that beginning by searching for a single passion can…

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In this brief dialogue, Speaker A asks how to discover one's passion or life path. Speaker B argues that beginning by searching for a single passion can be misleading. Instead, they suggest identifying a broader goal—something you want to acquire or become—and then experimenting with many activities. Through repeated attempts, you may encounter an activity that feels natural and puts you in a state of flow, even if you’re not yet skilled at it, but you enjoy improving. Speaker B illustrates this with a childhood LEGO story: while they spent weeks obsessively playing with LEGO, the real passion they uncovered was not the toy itself but the act of building and creating. The conversation emphasizes an exploratory, experience‑based approach to uncovering true passions.

How does someone find their passion or their path in life?
Well, I think it's like finding your passion. If people start by finding their passion, I think they can go very wrong. I think you should probably find something out there you want to have, acquire, or be, and then you'll try hundreds of ways, hundreds of ways, and suddenly you'll catch something that feels natural in you. You feel, okay, this, this, I'm in the flow. Okay, I'm not good at it, but I like becoming better at it. Yes. So it's the same thing when you are— to do a parallel— when I was I was a kid and I first got a Lego and I spent weeks on that shit. And you know, I collected it wrong and I did this and I did that. And suddenly I figured out my passion wasn't Lego, my passion was building, you understand? Creating.
Yes, exactly.
But you don't know that as a kid. So I think finding your passion is more like trying to strive for improve in everything you do. At some point you will catch a passion. Yeah.