“Do it with passion or not at all.”

If you’ve ever had a passion for something, you are probably well aware of the peaks and valleys that are natural side effects of pursuing the thing you love most.Whether it’s music, writing, sports, fitness, or anything else, sometimes you lose sleep because the thing you love keeps you up all night, and some days you just feel tired and uninspired. There are ebbs and flows in following your passion, which is completely natural and healthy.

Following Your Passion

But what happens when the “valleys” stay valleys? Maybe you have a few days when you don’t feel excited. When the thing you once loved feels more like a job than something you look forward to doing. Then, maybe those few days turn into a couple of weeks. Maybe even a couple of months.

When Your Passion Fades

You may become frustrated with yourself, wondering what’s wrong with you for not feeling excited about something that brought you so much joy in past.What began as a strong, bright, and hopeful fire is now a much smaller flame. You try to fan the flame, attempting to make it bigger and trying harder to bring it back to its former glory. But you end up become more and more tired as it becomes clearer that the fire is dying.

Some passions become a part of who you are. They become etched into your being, your identity, and your sense of self. So once that passion fades, a moment of panic may set in. You may feel anxiety or deep depression at the thought of no longer doing that thing that once defined you.

When passion fades, it can be a very difficult thing to accept. It might seem almost impossible to take step back from that former passion. You may feel a loss of identity and wonder who you are without it, regardless of whether or not it inspires you anymore.

But from personal experience, I can say that stepping back, even just temporarily, is one of the best remedies. When something you once loved leaves you feeling bored, stressed, or uninspired, it’s often a clear signal that some inner work and reevaluation needs to take place.

Don’t be afraid of your gut feeling. When something no longer brings you the joy it once did, it’s often the soul’s way of saying “It is time to take a break.”   For those of you who become so emotionally and spiritually intertwined with the people, places, and activities you love most that the very thought of taking a couple of steps back sends you into an identity crisis, I am here to say that I understand. I know the discomfort.

Sometimes All You Need Is a Break

And here’s the good news: By giving the thing you loved some space, you are allowing one of two things to happen:

Sometimes All You Need Is Some Space

You are giving yourself time to recharge and recover. Sometimes, this is all you need. You may have simply needed a little time off to get inspired again, and you may return back to that passion at a later time with inspiration, energy, and clarity.

If you don’t return back to your first passion, you are creating room for a new joy to eventually take its place. You’re giving yourself the opportunity to explore other hobbies and interests. And if you don’t find the “new thing” right away, don’t panic! You will. Your heart knows. It may take time, but you will be guided, once again, to that new thing.

You can only give as much love to something as what you currently have inside of you. If you don’t feel happy on the inside, how can you expect to make others feel happy and excited?Self-care and balance are essential elements in pursuing anything that you love.

Self-care + Balance

So if your passion is currently causing you to feel burnt out, tired, or stressed, don’t be afraid to give it some space. Don’t feel afraid to take a few steps back, breathe, and focus on something else for a little bit. Everything will be okay. By letting go, you are allowing the universe to work its magic and fill that void—either with renewed love and energy, or with a new passion that you would’ve never imagined.

Let Go & Live A Little

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If your passion is causing you to feel burnt out, tired, or stressed, don't be afraid to take a step back, breathe, and focus on something else for a bit.

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Let's not keep you waiting more and get straight to the point.This valuable secret is called "Gratitude"!By having the mentality of always being thankful, indifferent to the situation and the events that come to your path, you'd be able to feel relieved and happy, because in depth of your heart, you know that

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" Be thankful for what you have; you'll end up having more. If you concentrate on what you don't have, you will never, ever have enough. "

Me personally have experienced this quote a lot; as whenever I was thankful of the situation - no matter what the situation was - I kept finding that single good intention that this situation might have for me, and most of the time I feel content and happy because of this optimistic point of view.

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Now in order for you to actually take this idea into action I have a simple exercise for you and that's whenever any bad experience that came to your life, try to find that single good notion that this event might have for you. And even if you couldn't find it, believe that it will turn out for the better.I know it might sound somewhat crazy, but just when you get used to it, your life will change drastically that you can't even fathom.Just give it a shot; It's free to do this and live happily :)

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