I have a passion for blogging — that’s why I’ve been doing this for almost five thousand days!
I also have a passion for understanding and connecting different perspectives — that’s why I love group therapy.
Here’s a definition of “passion” …
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… and here are some quotes about passion.
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When I’m stuck, I try to reconnect with my passions.
Is there in my other images for today?
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Here’s what I find when I look for passion on YouTube:
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I have a passion for sharing my thanks to you!
I have a passion for reading blogs, including yours! 💕🌹🌹
Thank you so much, Carol Anne! 💕💕
I love reading blogs also, can i ask a question. Do you have other passions also, your job. I am just curious. A question I asked if you won the lottery and money was no issue after taking care of our family etc. What would you do to fill the void?
I’ve developed a passion for reading late 19th century novels (i.e., lots and lots of Henry James and Edith Wharton). I’ve read most of the ones I’ve always wanted to read, so now am reading George Eliot. I know I’ve seen “Middlemarch” on TV, but don’t remember reading the novel. OH! The words she uses!: A woman’s figure is described as having “delicate undulations.” A puritanical person describing art as “smirking Renaissance-Correggiosities.” Our heroine describes her sister as “a complete nullifidian.” I’m sure Ms. George would be delighted that I often laugh at her descriptions. 🙂
I have a passion for “Middlemarch.”
I love blogging too and interacting with all kinds of other people
We share that passion, beth.
Me too, there is always value to gain from every interaction with people.
I’m always interested in what other people are passionate about. It may not be something I’m interested in myself but if I talk to someone who’s passionate about it I want to know why they like it and how they got interested in it. I find passion inspiring.
Thanks for another inspiring comment, my friend.
A new cat post, more to their liking?
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I love the definition at the start of the post. You must be really good at your group sessions especially with the passions and mindset you have. One of my jobs is a bit similar to yours in respect to i get the luxury of talking to people and seeing other peoples perspectives on a daily basis, a taxi driver.
You remind me of a senior nurse i picked up who had a similar spark and burst of energy and like you, with fountain of knowledge and loved her job so much. Another passion of hers also was creative writing and was due to publish a book soon. I love seeing and hearing that energy in people who have found that spark, these are intangible and so Underrated.
What do you say to people who have not found their spark currently and may not have such interest like you in a particular thing, that you defined at the start of your post?
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Your site is great, you are a veteran you been writing a long time, it must be very therapeutic also.
I would say take your time and look for the spark in yourself and others. Thanks for the great comment!