How To Find Your Passion - Why You Have No Passion & How To Fix It

How To Find Your Passion - The process of finding your true life passion explained in detail.
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Video Summary:
Many people plod along in a career they are at most lukewarm about. Perhaps they picked it when they were young or inexperienced, and it didn't prove to be all they'd hoped it would be. Now, they just "survive" because they don't know what else to do, and they assume falsely that "It's too late for me." It's never too late to discover your passion.
The price paid for lack of passion is high indeed, especially to the worker, but also to the employer, and the consumer. Poor quality control and substandard customer service, stress, health problems, and addictions, can all result from lack of passion. Is that any way to work or to live?
So change it. Many people don't know what they want to do instead, but don't let that inertia keep you stuck in an empty career. Explore your options -- talk to friends, relatives, strangers. Research career resources. Try something different. Commit time to finding the career that will light your passion for the rest of your life. The rest of your life, and the people in it, will thank you.

[@jakubvantroba]

You know you've found your passion when you talk with as much passion about your passion as Leo talks with Passion about finding your passion.

[@shamalpowell5265]

Live Up Step Up that was passionate

[@PandaSergey]

the problem is that this society made us think that YOU HAVE TO do something. You HAVE TO be successful! You HAVE TO find you passion! BE USEFUL! It won't work for everyone. that's why people are miserable, even those who are successful. Most of the things people think they want is just an illusion and Passion is just an emotion. Sometimes you feel it sometimes you not. And that's OK! Stop judging yourself, love yourself no matter what and stay in the moment as much as possible. No one knows how much time we have on this planet.

[@gitanjalisarkar450]

I completely agree with you! I find this whole idea of being a total douchebag if you don't have a very strong purpose or passion in your life problematic in itself. I feel life is all about being in the present moment and living it to the fullest and not so much running behind a particular goal. I also agree that a lot of times what you think you badly want is just an illusion. I have had personal experiences to prove it.

[@helloagain1400]

Sergey best comment on youtube.. cheers !!

[@priyanshagrover1750]

maybe life is just living and there is nothing else to it. Its just that humans have been given a mind which is their greatest asset but also their greatest liability. We are made in such a way that we constantly need something to look forward to, something to achieve, to set goals, to create things etc in order to keep our huge complicated minds busy. its all about getting that weird satisfaction in your mind that one gets while doing certain activities. Do other animals think about what they are gonna spend their entire life doing? nope. they just LIVE! thats all we have to do.

[@TheLegoNinjagoReviewer]

Nah, that's stupid you're just lazy. Just loving your life and not doing anything is not good. Hard work and goals are quite vital to the world and trust me doing hard work now then in the future, it will pay off so do not just ''stay in the moment'' and get out of it to find a better life.

[@nataliedanko9984]

you are so right, ive tried so many things to find my passion and nothing has worked, its has almost been two years, and i always get others telling to go and find something but the thing is that they have found their passion so they dont really understand how much trouble others are going through to find there own passion.

[@peter555777444]

"Spend time alone" ...at least I'm doing something right *immediate heavy sobbing*

[@hagosto1059]

I genuinely just love doing nothing and seeing where my mind takes me

[@alfredo2lepe]

Wow you're lucky

[@milkberry698]

Omg same

[@L00kvidz]

Same but too bad you can’t make a career out of that lol

[@sunasenman6782]

Follow your heart and flow. Life is more than psychology. I worked many years as a psychotherapist and know the limitations. Now I facilitate quantum transformation - this is a personal process coming from within you.

[@slimshany4602]

@@sunasenman6782 So true. As an overthinker and deep thinker through the help of therapy I have realised that despite my interest in thinking, analysing, etc., this was actually obsessive; a way (an addiction) to numb the anxiety I felt. Over the years I let go of doing stuff more and more, thinking more and more until my life became so empty and isolated and 'safe'. Now I am trying to think less and do more; very scary, but very good and also.. fun.!

[@alchemist786]

Your passion is not a job ‘outside’ of you. Your passion for things comes from a certain mindset that is rooted within. You can learn how to be passionate about anything if you decide it. Yes, some jobs are tougher/more boring than others but you can do it. What it really comes down to is whether your personality aligns with a certain work schedule, belief, goal, or tempo. You can be a passionate garbage collector or a passionless piano player, it’s all about your attitude.

[@Tanitats15]

Not everyone that havent found their passion are unauthentic, some of them are very special and that makes them authentic.

[@ALu-nq8rf]

That's the whole point of The Lego Movie :)

[@Buddy_7522]

Thanks Tania

[@razielthesniper9241]

yes and some who say they have found their passion sometimes cant do their passion right

[@faisalslifemoments952]

I feel like I will never find my passion , I've tried lots of stuff like art, photography, sports, and more , but nothing really clicked , I like a lot of stuff , but I don't love anything ...

[@bumbum5689]

keep searching then

[@iamfiq]

Get to know who you are in advance before you search your passion. And dont forget to choose every options deliberately, consciously. Be aware with anything you do and comes to you.

[@sunasenman6782]

You are perfect where you are. Observe and appreciate yourself. Listen to your heart. Allow for the natural flow of your heart’s inspiration. “Finding your passion” can feel like a chore, demand or imposition just like so much else society has pushed us to. The real guru is within you. As smart and sure of himself that this video sounds, it may not resonate with you. You may want to try A Course in Miracles.

[@answers_for_all4379]

Talk to me

[@person5163]

@@akaki4381 youre literally disgusting

[@lowremedy2294]

i started with hiphop music when i was 13 used to write raps every day just to vent my frustrations and hate for every thing kept at it ever since sacrificed jobs, money, social life just to spend time in the studio creating songs, recording ,and mixing, i'm 24 now and i can honestly say the studio is my only real passion, all the years of work, dedication, learning , sleepless nights, and i wasn't getting paid to do it i just had the urge to create no matter what. all these years later i've performed something like 70 times over the last 2 years, and about to perform at the biggest event of my career , something like 10,000 people attending. everyone used to say i wouldn't get this far, i've had to survive, drug addiction, gangs, convictions, possible prison time, and even near death experiences, but guess what i survived it all. Peace to the world and may the world bring you Peace.

[@Superboy8545]

Low Remedy I'd love to check out your songs. Very inspirational story man!

[@dogust]

I've never realised that finding a passion is this hard for a lot of people until i met someone that is slightly older than me but still does not know what to do with his life. I knew myself when I was a teenage because I knew exactly what i'm good at and what I love. so instantly I realised what i wanted to be. in many years, I spent so much time and effort trying to be a vet. but at some point in college, I found out that I couldn't handle many aspects of this job so I changed to science, but still stick around doing something for the animals. this video give a great advice that I would share it for my friend. Thank you for a great work. :) i'm really appreciated.

[@ActualizedOrg]

It was really hard for me to find my current passion. Took me years of struggle. People who find their passion early in life really have a huge advantage.

[@nickvelasco7178]

watching leo evolve over the years is beautiful

[@dieFrickelbude]

this is so hard, because you need money to exist. I can't quit my job because I'm self-employed. I really don't know how to solve this...

[@EntityDiscovered]

He's actually a bit misleading and discouraging here. You don't need to make as drastic of a change at first. Just dip your toes, try something as a hobby or a project for weekends. before coming to this video, I did some reading and saved these three articles so far to follow up on. Most of them suggets the same thing - don't rush into anything drastic. Try in small steps first. markmanson.net/life-purpose www.lifehack.org/articles/featured/how-to-find-your-passion.html www.themuse.com/advice/6-fresh-ways-to-find-your-passion

[@mlestoll]

I'm in the same boat. Life will hand us the opportunity at the right time. I watched a Ted talk where the woman worked as a waitress for ten years before someone from customer service offered her a stepping stone job to her dream job in sales. The opportunity just found her, because she couldn't go out and find it herself, and she didn't get the job based on her efforts or personality type, because she kept getting turned down for ten years. Even though life coaches, teachers, philosophers, and scholars say you need to change who you are to be successful, or encourage something different in yourself to be successful, it took them so long to be handed something by chance that success isn't based on them at all. They just like to insist that that's what got them success because it's the easiest thing to latch on to as the reason for their success. So you csn either work yourself to death being someone different and get handed success in ten years, or you can go at your own pace being yourself and get handed success in ten years.

[@someonesomeone25]

I have no passions and every job is hateful to me. I cant imagine ever being happy.

[@mlestoll]

@@someonesomeone25 Work and life are two different things. I don't think a lot of people are happy with their job, but it pays the bills. I think a lot of jobs are just that way. Happiness doesn't factor in.

[@someonesomeone25]

@@mlestoll It factors in for me in that work makes me miserable.

[@Processor609]

The beauty of life is the journey you are able to consciously explore and realize how unlimited life really is.

[@ChristianMartinez-fe6tc]

Something strange had happened in my life, I am a student of medical school at Nicaragua country, after started watching you're videos, I became a student leader and the teacher pet, after all today my goal is to learn where is my passion and how can this help my patients. You are the best.

[@alterego924]

you spent 5 years trying to figure it out. ive spent 40. good for you

[@peteycrack8441]

I lost passion for life so it's almost impossible to have passion for anything

[@lilmanjp]

Mike Thomas wow

[@qinrushi7403]

Me too. And have you find your passion and interest now?

[@JingleJohngle]

William Stewart Olsen no u

[@torritaite2880]

Mike Thomas It could be depression. If you feel depressed that might be the reason why you feel that way. I know that feeling myself.

[@bloo762]

William Stewart Olsen great advice

[@Charthaithai]

For those who are watching this video. I hope you found your passion. Have fun with your journey and never give up. One day you will creates something amazing for this world. I am working in my passion to become amazing food blogger. I just finally accept myself and my journey. I. Always insecure about telling people my passion. but I am glad that's I am now. I hope for you to never give up. I believe in you 100%

[@gaia1577]

My issue with finding my passion, is that I could never have enough money or resources to find it. I've taken more than 100 free online courses ranging from religion to science, and still have no inkling of an idea what it is. Do I have the skills necessary to work in the health field? Nope. Do I have the ability to drop 40-100 grand on college education, just because I want to have real life experience just to see if something is my passion? AND! What if my passion is writing and having deep conversations about life's mysteries? What if my passion is playing video games? What if a person's passion is to collect dead animals and taxidermy them? I saw that on tv once. What if my passion isn't something I want to make money doing. What if it me having no passion is okay, and I can have a bunch of interests that I can live with or without? Thing is, my passion could be out there. BUT I think it is important to try and find ways to be happy with where you are now, and stop giving into this idea that you are a failure for not having a passion, yet, or never.

[@ActualizedOrg]

Funny you should mention writing and video games. I became a professional video game designer because I was passionate about game. I am also now working on writing a book which I publish. If you want to stop all these excuses and find your passion, check out my life purpose course. It's over 25 hours of best strategies I discovered for PRACTICALLY going about embodying whatever passion you have. Any passion can be turned into a money-maker, if you just follow the principles and are serious about it.

[@abitterwind]

You're mixing apples with oranges, which is what most people do. If one's passion is reading books, don't say "Write a book!". The passion is reading, not writing. If someone's passion is playing videogames, it doesn't mean they enjoy designing games. Playing =/= designing. I find this confusion in people over and over. I studied english because I love learning English, and everyone says I should teach english, that makes no sense. I hate teaching (tried and hated every minute of it), because my passion is learning the language. I have many examples like that. People need to stop twisting words and mixing things that don't really relate.

[@gaia1577]

Well, I do agree with you. It's difficult, because most people, like myself, knowing they need to make money, would like a career they are passionate about, or at least like a lot, so that the majority of their lives aren't miserable. So, we take into consideration our passions, and maybe we can apply those to a career. I get what you are saying though. I love cooking, but I don't necessarily want to cook for a hundred people I don't know, where I most likely wont have a say on the menu. Others might chime in and say, well why don't you open your own restaurant, and I;m like, I don't want to own a restaurant, I just want to cook, share a meal with loved ones, and see their smiles and oos and ahhs

[@Keksdiebin]

You should check out the work of Barbara Sher, you sound like a Scanner personality. There are people whose have a passion for trying many different things and that's fine. Embrace it :)

[@gaia1577]

interesting...scanner....hmmm

[@ValyTraveler]

I'm 49 - went to school all the way up to college had jobs not careers - tried specialty classes like cooking, holistic, gardening and I found interest in this stuff but not enough to make it a passion or career... I am to the point where I have no idea why I'm here - or still here in this body, time or space... Now what???

[@marshwetland3808]

+Valyn Tropia Me too, Valyn. One of my jobs could have been a career - for someone else, but I learned what I could from it and took the money and ran and put the money in real estate. I didn't want to stay in that job. 8 years was too long but I didn't know what else to do.

[@celenastruthers5231]

sounds cool .I'm 40 looking for my passion still

[@Buddy_7522]

I feel the exact same way

[@cxa011500]

I would critique one point- going to college. Personally, I was aimless going into college and I was aimless when I got out of college. I ended up wasting a lot of time and a LOT of money. I think self-exploration with those questions in mind of what you like and dislike are the most important thing.

[@cmendes1]

+cxa011500 I'm in the same situation. What are you doing right now? Did you find your life purpose?

[@cxa011500]

Sραякz `` Not quite. I'm in the Army now. I thought it might be a good fit, but that hasn't turned out to be the case. What I'm looking into trying next is something called search engine optimization that basically just involves ranking websites in search engines. I have experience doing web design and it appeals to me because it seems like I can do most of the work solo and it has good potential for profit. I think that one of the most important things is to find something you're curious enough about to develop deep domain expertise in and have the potential to be really good at doing.

[@cmendes1]

+cxa011500 I agree, I also think I have to do an exploration work to find what truely appeals me because I have a lots of things i'm curious enough but I don't know if I will like it in the end. Thanks for the reply I wish you to find your true path :)

[@theamethyst93]

College student graduating next year. I feel the same way.

[@internallyscreaming90]

cxa011500 agreed

[@proddzu]

Thank god, I'm 16 and I'm so grateful I saw this at this age. Thank you Leo, I know you see this message.

[@DPRKGrandmarshal]

is your head an upsidedown waterdrop?

[@AeroAndZero]

Yeah... Hahahaa

[@eezee111]

+randy marsh HAHAHAHA you made me laugh so loud , hahahaha!

[@lplln]

:))))))))))))))))

[@truth1253]

Douchbag he's trying to help you

[@austinripley3688]

lol'd irl

[@jayregalado3611]

GOD I feel so old and behind with all of this. I'm 27 years old. I'm going to community college ...and yet I still don't know what gives my life meaning. Had been in a relationship for 5 years and it ended ..and now my life feels more empty than ever.

[@stacidugger6964]

This video just had me in tears just because this is EXACTLY how I'm feeling in my life right now. Watching this video I feel like I had a break through! Thank you so much!!!!

[@changethechannel6144]

Im 28 and I can say most of my life I haven’t cared about anything or have been physically focused . Combined with depression, and the fact that nothing has felt worth the action life has been really undisciplined. It’s hard to understand why I don’t feel passionate about much & I wish I knew why .

[@thevisioncloud718]

Practical ways to actually work on finding PASSION Read Go to college Travel Try diff jobs Live in diff places Meet new people Open to new things Spend long time alone **Do it iteratively **

[@twitchster77]

Took me a long while to figure out what I wanted to do when I grow up. It was when I went to go work for a nursing home...I absolutely LOVED hanging out with the lovelies who lived there...I was bursting with confidence and love and couldn't help but walk around the place with a constant smile on my face. Unfortanently my boss was a perfectionist and kept me extremely busy and once told me that I couldn't be spending so much 1on1 time with the people because I had too much to do. From that day forward my love for the job was pretty much done. I didn't want to work for the facility...I wanted to be with the people who lived there. So I quit and became a respite care provider. Now I'm almost like my own boss and get to hang out with some amazing kids each weekend where's it's ALL about 1on1 care taking. No idea why I typed this up lol

[@twitchster77]

Some might see my job at the nursing home as a failure because I ended up quitting after just a couple of months. To me though...it was a MAJOR win for me. It's where I discovered how deeply I loved caring for people in need on a 1on1 basis and how good I truly was at it! It's like that 'job' ended, but because of it a ton of doors opened up to me in life. I never thought I was good at anything in life till I worked there...it changed everything for me.

[@JagjitBrawler]

My dad was really lucky when it came to his passion. He went for Bachelor's in Business Administration in college and took one coding course (what made him even luckier was that his college was the only school in India that required computer programming to get the B.Com degree) and that was it. Like the second day of that class he knew that code was his calling. From then he started venturing in AI and writing code for fun. He doesn't do coding for a job anymore, he's more in the business side, but the passion is still strong within him. He told me he used to wake up at 1 am spontaneously and start coding an idea he had. My wish is to find my passion like he did. I kinda like tech and programming, but it's not something I'm *passionate* about....I just kinda like it and find it interesting.

[@jamesblack993]

Am I your dad? I am too a business administration graduate and find coding increasingly more appealing.

[@JagjitBrawler]

It's actually a very common thing nowadays....it just wasn't that common back when my dad did it :P Also, I would highly recommend IT....its like a fusion between business and tech

[@ATXpert]

just because he found a passion doesn't mean it's the only one for him, so it's not lucky because if he went on other road he will find a different passion..

[@ambientcarnage]

Glad you've made the point about finding your passions being a task within itself; it's not always a spontaneous 'spark' that people expect it to be. It does take work. it's trial and error - not just something one is born with, which is where I think many people get stumped.

[@drzrip]

What if I "lost" my passion? It happened many times now.

[@Walkingadversity]

very relatable

[@schmupti1805]

I know what you mean, I often jump from new thing to new thing. But within the first few weeks I will drop the new thing I've decided to try, and find something new to try almost right away, and repeat the cycle.

[@bigbuilder6013]

@@schmupti1805 I know right, why is that

[@timr8285]

Help others find theirs until you find yours?

[@aatrix1157]

probably wasnt your passion to begin with then

[@karhammer]

I'm in the worst situation one could possibly be at, I literally love doing nothing, I like to read books or any story for that matter and do nothing else with my life. The moment I have to do anything else I get super depressed and down. Probably gonna kill myself in a few years, worked at many things hated all of them and hate my current job too, just less so than others. I realized I hate doing anything for anyone who isn't me. I work out and eat healthy, like I don't drink soda since like 13 because I don't like it (I'm 24) and fast/proceed food it's a nono too. I don't know I thought it was just depression but I feel really happy anytime I'm not doing anything related to work or effort in general.

[@geo58impala]

being an absolute monarch is my dream job!

[@bryantart4322]

then go for it!

[@laurenlockridge5583]

Bryant Art hahaha

[@aniruddhavenkatesan7211]

So is mine dude😄

[@lamaarburroughs2290]

awesome man. thanks. I've been trying to find my passion for so long. I've served in the military for six years. went to school for advertising and marketing for a year. and did some sales job for a little bit. now the journey continues and i thank you for pointing me in the right direction.

[@theamethyst93]

How did you like advertising and marketing? What's it really like?

[@Z-A-C]

Figured out that I really want to purge humanity into salvation. I need help.

[@balthazar8057]

My passion was to be DISPASSIONATE. I achieved that many years ago., but I do like to listen to your videos.

[@fabiovsroque]

What do you think about the idea that each person has a finite capability to be passionate about things? If this is right some people may never reach the degree of passion it takes to change their lives, simply because they don't have the hability to love something enough. They would keep changing the object of their passions, thinking they haven't found it yet, when in fact the problem was inside themselves...

[@abdelkaderelbrazi]

That's exactly who I am. I always had low self esteem, still do. 20 years ago I came to realize "Hell, if I learn to play the guitar, I'll have girls at my feet." And I've learned to play and thought that it was my hobby but I really refuse to spend lots of hours to learn sheet music, scales or how an electric guitar actually works. I really don't care and, it seems, I never have cared. It was all caused by my low self esteem and the will to feel better about myself. I realized this only now. I have some colleagues who, apparently, have found their passions and they sometimes come to me to share some details about what they have done, what they will do...and I try to picture myself being like them...and I really don't care. There's just nothing I really value enough in this life because I know that it'll all pass when the final particle of air escapes my lungs. Sometimes I have to laugh about those "life coaches/gurus" saying things like "join my course to discover the UNLIMITED abundance in YOUR LIFE." And then I think "how do UNLIMITED and LIFE go in the same sentence?" Life is limited - it's one of its characteristic features. It just ends.Full stop. So who are they bull***ting saying things like that? I really don't appreciate this life. Even as a teenager I often thought, passing elderly people on the street "Lucky man. He'll die in approximately 4-5 years and he'll be done. If I'm unlucky, I still have some 60 years to live, trying to fill my days with pointless things." Then, however, I still hoped that it's just because I was young and that my point of view would change...Well, 20 years later, nothing has changed. I've done all the socially correct things (college, a job, a car, living on my own) but i honestly don't know why I wake up every morning. I don't love myself and my life consists rather of time-fillers than consciously chosen activities. And yes, I tried to do my research, I tried to read things, I watched new TV channels, I listened to new music...but nothing works. For the past 20 years I've been gradually losing hope that it'd ever change but in the last couple of weeks I noticed that my hope has been dying much faster than ever. I don't know what'll happen to me. I have no plan and I'm tired of coming up with one. I sometimes find it creepy when I for example watch interviews with some musicians who committed suicide only to discover that they often reached the same conclusions that I've reached now. I remember being a kid and listening to those interviews and not really being able to relate. And now, it's become all so relatable that it gives me chills!!! I'm not actively thinking of killing myself but, in some creepy way, it seems as if my life/karma/destiny (whatever we call it) has already made a choice for me. It feels like I'm already on the death's route and the only question is not if but when. I never believed in destiny or this kind fo stuff (and still don't want to believe it) but, I don't know....things are getting creepy recently.

[@huckaf]

That sounds like my case

[@julieholmes5266]

Finding your passion is definitely a journey and not a destination.

[@ActualizedOrg]

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[@andrewinwonderland7725]

Thank you so much man... I've been depressed for so long and I just didn't see the point to have a life especially with all the destractions that today's society has to offer... And your videos have really helped me especially this one... Again thank you so much if it wasn't for you i don't think I would even be here on this Earth I really mean that to

[@curious2373]

And by the way, there may be many reasons as to why people doesen't find their passion. It doesn't nessesarily have to be that you should try to taste more from the buffet. It can also come from a sort of unhappiness due to a bad living conditions that kind of blurs what you want in life. If you are sad, negative, lack energy, of course it is hard to find your passion, even though that you might be living it.

[@shellymarlenemartin2779]

I have literally done allllll of these things. I’ve worked numerous kids of jobs, lived all over, hung out with all kinds of people, traveled a lot, lived in other countries…definitely have found my passion and I’m always leveling up and knowing myself better…

[@leomontes4129]

What job are you doing now?

[@tuzbubey]

This is why a get a 12-pack. So next day I can have 6-pack without any work.

[@Rover08]

I've examined things far and wide and come to the conclusion that yearning and striving for something outside of myself is ultimately not going to bring me peace. Peace already exists right here and now and I don't need to go chasing it somewhere outside. So my passion is peace.

[@CrocPit]

So strange but as I was watching this I started visualising myself learning how to make electronic music, then at the very same instant you said the word "sampling".... maybe it's a sign!

[@kissangel471]

WESKERfromEVIL why you gotta do that :( let them think like that, I do the same lol

[@hackster4410]

Same here, i visualise of being best hacker

[@MsCesarzamora]

Finding what I like to do has been always my worst nightmare. I remember back in highschool I was the ONLY ONE of the class that hadnt chosen university or career... It's been 5 years and I am about to drop a second career while my schoolmates are about to finish theirs. Thanks to Leo's videos I don't feel peer pressure anymore and now I'm not afraid of leaving a carrer again cause I fucking hate that carreer. I feel calmed and I feel I'm close to finding my purpose.

[@Remrau]

Try going from job to job and experiment sure sounds good.. but it's my experience that you don't get jobs if you don't have prior experience. So that whole jumping from job to job seems.. impossible.

[@TheWelchProductions]

+Remrau Jobs come from experience, not jobs. Test out new things IN THE MEAN TIME.

[@Remrau]

I don't understand what you're trying to say Lolo Yula

[@TheMangz1611]

So fucking true. If it was so easy to get jobs?

[@countryvibez4125]

What I'm trying to do is get a general overview of all the career categories on a particular career website. And then imagine myself in those jobs. Even maybe will watch some videos like training or interactions in those jobs like such as Flight Controllers. I know I'll dislike it because I don't want to be around complex technology and analytics. Then move on to the jext category. This video makes a very good argument by connecting find your passion to taste testing food. The one thing he could have rather said is imagine rather than physically going to many jobs to actually try them. But great video overall.

[@xthexskrillex]

and once u get the experience for the job u try it takes long time and once ur there and having that job , even if u find its not ur passion its not easy to just drop it and find a new one, becaus then ur whole life could end up with looking for your passion until u drop dead with nuthing more left behind then your chase of passion that u never found

[@CCGDude]

I found a passion in skateboarding when I was 11. Then at 23 I realized I only liked it because I was smoking weed everyday. It was a pipe dream. Now after a 10 year addiction, 2 years sober at 25 I have no passion.

[@CCGDude]

Hated every job I ever worked. Don’t have anything I can stick to in a hobby. Past a few months. Hoping the military is one of the few options I have left. But I don’t want to leave my two dogs and girlfriend. Any advice from anyone would be really helpful.

[@kevin_d_eternal]

The only thing i know is i like video games. =[

[@Ioveee]

+Kevin Yeoh Lai Chuan try streaming on twitch and on youtube, try to make the best content possible, do that for some months, if you still like it keep going!

[@kevin_d_eternal]

kinda lack of confident.. i can't speak English well.

[@Ioveee]

so whats your native language? stream in that language or use that problem to improve your english, its always nice to speak good english and if you lack confidence not problem, just start, everyone is nervous in the beginning :)

[@kevin_d_eternal]

im a malaysian chinese. thx for the advice, i always admire those streamers. maybe i will try to stream myself these few days

[@Ioveee]

+Kevin Yeoh Lai Chuan jeah go try it out, feel free to send me a link ill watch it :)

[@plutoplatters]

A passion is anything that is near your heart which never leaves you. It's your buddy. it's something your really love in general.

[@keekeedavis3521]

I’ve been a “self-helper” since I was 16 (& I’m 45 now 🤫) I Love it. It’s taught and done wonderful things for me in my life but I’m still an everblooming work in progress...and I’m thrilled with that. The last thing I want to ever be is close minded and “stuck in my ways/my way or the highway” type of person. I’m fully enjoying your vids and your calm voice as well. Thank you for your time for all us that are beyond thirsty in our pursuit of doing and being better than yesterday ♥️💐♥️

[@Deepestrueblue]

Watching your video has made me realise that I’ve been living in a bubble for far too long and I need find and resurrect my passion again. I feel it’s already there waiting for me and it’s time. This really was so helpful, thank you.

[@minecraftgals5514]

I actually have no freaking clue if I even have a passion :|

[@MukeshRajasekar]

They say that everyone has passion

[@shannon2748]

@@MukeshRajasekar Not everyone finds it though. Or, they don't have the luxury ( money and time) to find it. So, they just get a "job" and work until they drop dead...fun times.

[@shannon2748]

@y0jamb0 True...some of us won't. I agree with you.

[@shannon2748]

@y0jamb0 Thanks:)))

[@dannyleonidas4328]

Leo, Your killing it brother. My purpose is to help you build a network of like minded purpose seeking mentors and a community.

[@meinungabundance7696]

Leo, you are absolutely right. But it seems that you are an intuitive type who likes travelling and new experience. Yu are probably ENTJ (MBTI). However, there are many people out there who are feeling or sensation types and who are just not inclined to look for a PASSION, because they have (example) a very highly developed FEELING function, which allows them to enjoy smallest things in life and be happy. What do you think?

[@gaia1577]

I see what you are getting at. I love the "small things". They aren't overwhelming, but still quite pleasureable.

[@gaia1577]

I am actually an INTP and so I would agree. I really want to "get out there" but, damn it's a disheartening process.

[@moundkallefbenoit313]

I think that FEELING types ESPECIALLY are more inclined to search for passion because they (usually) prioritize emotional fulfillment over hard cold facts and logic (That doesn´t mean that they aren´t logical though) Fi in IXFPs for example is a function that is very oriented towards Authenticity. Im a feeling type too and I´ve known for a long time that I want to do something I´m passionate about. And while Sensors might be more averse to change or new experiences than Intuitives that doesn´t mean that they can´t benefit from change or new experiences or that change isn´t sometimes vital for they lives. Every type can experience stagnation in their lives and being stuck in a rut, that´s why change can be important. This video is directed at the majority of the population and since sensors make up the biggest share of the total world population this video is also for them. (if not especially for them) And imo it´s also important to remember that the MBTI doesn´t determine what we can or can´t do in life, those 4 letters just determine or preferences not our potential. They shouldn´t be considered as fix boundaries that dictate our life.

[@moundkallefbenoit313]

The Stormchaser Naaaah ENTJ for sure ;)

[@moundkallefbenoit313]

The Stormchaser he really seemed like that to me :)

[@codytanksley6673]

Speechless. First let me say what a wonderful job the guy in this video did. Covered a lot in such a short span of time. I expected to go into the comments and see a bunch of ridiculous things and angry people but its just people that need help and none other than the guy in the video helping them! A+ to you sir. It takes a lot of effort to keep up with comments and you're doing great. Now on to my issue I'm having: I'm currently a freshman in college and I am working towards being an actuary because I'm exceptional at mathematics and I want to earn a decent living. Recently though, I have been coming to realize what life is really about and its not really the size of your house that matters its the people inside it. With that being said, and with all the news as of late, I cant help but wonder what I truly want to do with my life. Even before this video I realized that being an actuary was only what other people wanted me to be, or so I perceived. Almost like some sort of socially constructed pathway for me and people intellectually like me. But now that I am going through some sort of coming of age, I have a particular need/want to help people. Now this is where my problem lays: Is helping people as a profession what I truly want to do? Or do I really want to find some career path that I love and help people as a byproduct or even as a hobby of mine? Either way I realize most people would take it as a noble pursuit and thats not why I do it. I would be doing it solely to make myself truly happy on the inside. Not some fake shit that can be sold to me from some greedy corporate manager. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

[@ActualizedOrg]

You don't need to work in a soup kitchen to help people. A career designed around a true passion will help people naturally in the best way that you can. So this isn't a problem. You just need to find what you're really honestly passionate about. Earning a good living is not a passion. That's a fruit. Watch these: - kzbin.info/www/bejne/g16Zd6t-lNVolc0 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/apvSfouHnq6gd7s

[@tinkachu8743]

But what if I can't just switch jobs? What if trying out a new job I'm very interested in requires 4+ years of college? how can I sample it to see if I like it if I'm not qualified to do it yet?

[@nimitytei4715]

I can empathize with you, got the exact same problem.

[@tinkachu8743]

Glad I'm not alone! :( I'm reading books on various subjects to see if anything catches & holds my interest at the moment.

[@Qualitysleep123]

Start reading about that thing that you got interested in, and see if you stay interested. I hope I helped you.

[@stevenohara8670]

Volunteer in those fields so you can get a better idea, there are tons of volunteer work in most fields if you look.

[@EntityDiscovered]

He's actually a bit misleading and discouraging here. You don't need to make as drastic of a change at first. Just dip your toes, try something as a hobby or a project for weekends. before coming to this video, I did some reading and saved these three articles so far to follow up on. Most of them suggets the same thing - don't rush into anything drastic. Try in small steps first. markmanson.net/life-purpose www.lifehack.org/articles/featured/how-to-find-your-passion.html www.themuse.com/advice/6-fresh-ways-to-find-your-passion

[@Doesitstop]

It's been such a struggle that has effected so many areas of my life! It's been almost crippling. However I am determined!

[@ActualizedOrg]

Go rock it!

[@ACFM1998]

Thank you lenin for the advice.

[@DataLal]

😆 Thank you so much for the laugh!

[@michaeljuliano5716]

How refreshing it is to know I was conscious enough to do this on my own. In college I excelled quickly and discovered I really like teaching and tutoring others. Out of college I became a web and app designer/developer. I once again excelled but the job became boring. I learned I hated sitting inside with little human interaction staring at a computer all day. However that career gave me the income to do a lot of new things like martial arts, fitness, and nutrition education. I'm now leaving the world of computers, I've started a fitness business to TEACH/TRAIN fitness and nutrition. This video clicks with exactly what I did internally!

[@Jaylade]

+Michael Juliano this is really inspiring, thanks

[@toasterrobot8566]

Does your passion have to be your job?

[@ActualizedOrg]

No, but your job should be your passion.

[@matthewhayes9734]

+TripeX Foxshield (Titan) No. Most people do not work at a job they are truly passionate about. Most people have to make career decisions based on making a living. If you still have not found a way to make money from your passion, well, then that is the goal. You should be working at it until you can replace your income.

[@Rosi_in_space]

+TripeX Foxshield (Titan) No, but we both can imagine, that working without deep interest (just for the money) is dangerous for your mental health, because you spend a lot of time at work.

[@shoshosuliman6792]

+Matthew Hayes u totally right dude! sometimes we need to make decisions not really because we like it but because some reasons and as u said jobs shouldn't be like what we are dreaming of .. we are working to get money that's it! but of course if we really love what we do that makes our live more comfortable and nice! ..

[@lokinight5731]

what if your passion is something that doesn't make money but you have a side jobs that supports you while you live out your passion

[@heidicharlton]

should make a video on how to find your strengths and weaknesses , and then taking your strengths so much further in life

[@curious2373]

Live in a box: No good. Isolation: Is good. Same same to me. As I see it: If you live in a box you get a way from the external world, other people, other opinions, and when you do that you get time to think about what you want in life- what your passion is-because you are not influenced by everbody elses opinions and views about what you.

[@katerinesantana6060]

Leo, unlike so many of the other individuals that have commented, i am 26 years old and i am still struggling to find what matters. I majored kn Economics , i have worked as a teacher and now i am in the hospice industry, kind of crazy. I am extremely eager to fund something i am passionate about. Sometimes i cry bc i find myself very lost in the world.

[@camilapreuss]

Nice video, but feels like you are talking to someone who is starting their life. I might be wrong, but, after watching this video, I could bet you have no kids. Right? My passion in life was actually having kids. Now I have them and need to find a professional passion. With kids, though, this is much more difficult. Being a stay at home mom, even though I love my babies, is not something that would made me feel complete. I've been talking to people, love in a different country, trying and trying and what I feel is like too much stuff makes my eyes sparkle, but not one special thing that really, really ignites my passion.

[@lorikellett7089]

Thanks for your video Leo. I ran into this a year ago....many jobs because my industry...I’ve traveled ..it’s been awhile. Lived places, I cannot complain. I read books ..I’ve gone to college. I still have passion to work out and enjoy life. I have a creative side...I enjoy.. you have great ideas and encourage people to think . Great job!! Keep on doing your great work!! Ignore childish ignorance!!

[@shanecampbell3965]

i played drums since i was 8 and thought it was my passion and when i am happy i am sure that it is but when i am sad i dont even wanna look at a drum stick. so should what your passionate about be something u love regardless of how you feel???

[@jehriko7525]

not going to lie the first 2 minutes gave me all i needed in this 20 minute video

[@ActualizedOrg]

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[@pushpendrasingh8877]

+Actualized.org Dude you are good at talking but problem is that you circle around so much that it gets boring...try to be concise....Like basic observations through which you can find passion or giving your example how did you find your passion so that people can relate their life experience to them

[@miafremming8456]

+Actualized.org Unfortunately my computer doesn´t allow me access to this page...:(

[@philboytano]

+Actualized.org you look like Satan!

[@hajtis]

+philboytano Kinda like Anton Lavey, right?? :)

[@fritzidler3480]

+Actualized.org -Do you know anything about EFT? Emotional Freedom Techniques? What do you think of it?

[@brendalove8094]

I'm 23 and looking for my purpose. I know for a fact I want to help people in some way. For the longest time I thought psychiatric work would be my career but whenever I truly think about it, I want to make a bigger impact in peoples lives. It's frustrating being so close but not being able to specifically know what it is I really want to do with my life. I'm definitely not settling for something small though. Thanks for the vid by the way! Made me want to get out there and try more things.

[@angelwings241]

The key: HAVE FAITH. MOVE FORWARD. ❤️

[@Rapture9124]

Thank you for this. I sat down at my computer and was searching for an answer tonight. A direction, something to calm me down. I have been feeling without passion, without feeling and have become frustrated. I am a college student and a millenial in the heart of our generation entering adulthood. I have experienced alot of adverse events throughout my short life - and I feel like I am very close to success but I really love the concept of finding my "authentic self"

[@ravenposh7138]

This is my current struggle in life, so much that it keeps me up at night. I'm always beating myself up because I feel lazy or that I have a lack of motivation. I'm at the age where I really need to get together. I really need to figure things out.

[@ActualizedOrg]

Yes you do. Invest time figuring it out. It's very worth it.

[@unlimitedmotivation__]

How did everything go?

[@philipsmith3424]

I feel like this advice is most applicable to someone pretty young and without children (in other words, with a lot of time on their hands) - anyone with two or more young children would understand. Also, sampling different jobs in a manner similar to picking out foods from a vast buffet glosses over the fact that landing jobs isn't effortless.

[@muiltinormal8329]

This makes way to much sense it's scary.

[@beneaththesurface5327]

passion is to give life a meaning... a job is to have a life in the first place... if you can combine passion and work, congrats you have succeed, but that literally happens in 1 in a million.

[@techmantra4521]

My life is at an all time low right now. Nothing has turned out the way I wanted it to be. I know I used to like outdoor survival, but unless you are bear grylls, I can't see how that could make money. I enjoy working with materials. I guess carpenter type job might work. Maybe I am just thinking aloud, but thank's for the video.

[@bartkramer1611]

same here

[@npc6817]

you souldn't focus on turning your passion into a job, try instead to find a job to fund your passion with.

[@kcs4652]

saverio sassetti will never work. That’s the opposite of what most successful people/gurus preach. They say “if you find a way to do what you love, you’ll never work a day in your life”

[@npc6817]

Good luck turning gaming into a job

[@akurmalual8471]

A few years ago, I had a passion to become an Activist. I hated seeing the injustice in this world and I was so passionate about helping people. Now I'm not really sure what happened. I dont know if I lost that passion or maybe I changed, but I'm not as passionate as I was before. I still love to help people but it's not the same as before.

[@murodt4997]

great video :) may be couple things to think improving: -your videos are a little too long -your points gets scattered/unfocused -a bit confusing/complicated sentences -speak less/shorter pause more often for people to grasp what you say (try listening to vid yourself)

[@tomsawyer2884]

Just follow your passion. Achieved something with your passion. Life is too short not to fullfill your passion. That makes our life revolve in this planet. If you don’t know you passion yet, don’t stop to know it. I tell you won’t regret it. It will give you a sense of purpose and happiness while we are still here on earth. Work beyond your limit and imagination. Keep pushing and enjoying along the way. No one knows our destination.

[@Kamyuyon]

I have spent the last 5 years trying to find a job that makes me happy and did nearly anything you said in the video. Yet, I havent found anything that fullfills me and now I gave up and just do something cause Im kinda broke from all the searching.

[@MrB177y]

Feel ya bro

[@JagjitBrawler]

+Kamyuyon You have to keep trying

[@MB_Veteran]

+Kamyuyon Man..... I can relate as well, going trough something similar. Lately I've been seing these video's, about, do what you love, find your passion, but nobody explains in detail how to find your passion! Come on! I even know what my talents are, but I don't know where to put them to good use or what I really like. I guess it's just about trying things, getting out your comfort zone, and maybe relaxing for a bit too. While you are bussy to get your shit straight, keep focussing on trying to find your passion, without trying too hard, don't lose your hope. But know when to push yourself out of your comfortzone, and when you finaly found something that feels right, when you get in the zone if you are bussy with that activity, then explore it some more untill you know it's right for you and then don't be afraid to go all the way. Life is a journey mate! Sometimes it's just about letting go, accepting where you are, and let the waves take you, but not be afraid to change course. A guy named Elliot Hulse in the video '' The Answer to all of your problems'' used this metaphor on finding answers: If you are searching in a dark room for an object with a flash light, you might find what you are looking for eventually with much focus and concentration. But there is another way wich is like if you switch on the light, you are not actively searching for the answer in such a concentrated way, but more passively, allowing illumation and finding the object more easily. Remember, if you have a hard time relaxing or letting go, try to meditate, seriously does wonders. Meditating not only relaxes you, it clears the mind and soul while connecting it to your body again, wich might help you decide on things or stop stressing too much about problems or dilemma's.

[@JagjitBrawler]

This is going to sound really really dumb lol, but IMO just because a certain job makes you happy doesn't mean it's actually meaningful to you. I think that PASSION truly comes when you're doing something meaningful or simply when you find meaning in your work. That's what will push you out of bed. Did you know that teachers are, in fact, some of the lowest paid professionals? It's so sad....But rarely does anyone teach simply for the money. No, it's for the passion they have. They find MEANING behind educating the next generation of people, encouraging the next Einstein or Newton or maybe the next Martin Luther King. Do they always like it? No. Teaching can be one of the most stressful jobs in the world (but what isn't LOL) however it can also be one of the most meaningfu. Another (perhaps better) example: people go to the Army and become a soldier because they want to have a meaningful job and that's the best way that they feel they can help people out. They find meaning in doing so. But the military can be a rough time. First of all, the training alone is almost *impossible* (as stated by some of my friends who applied but didn't make it in). The pay is very low, but of course, the worst part is that people die. From what I've heard, the feeling of killing someone is not nearly as horrible as the feeling of sending a friend to do a task which ends up getting him/her killed. That's the worst. Anyway, many Vets will tell you that they hate it but they feel that it's the best way they can serve their country (depending on who you ask). Whether you like your job or not shouldn't necessarily dictate how passionate your are, but if you truly are passionate about your job, it should be the most meaningful part of your day.

[@gaia1577]

Love reading your comments ^.^

[@omarkhan9515]

My Passion is sleeping, just when you go to bed and say AAAA tomorrow never comes that feeling is my hard drug.

[@J155P]

I'm passionate about turtles.

[@J89943]

Joe P be a turtle breeder ☺️

[@ate5ive866]

I like turtles

[@ayeminayemins9609]

Truth to be told, this is one of the videos that has changed my life for better. Now I am listening it for the 2nd time. Thanks, Leo!

[@muhammadgaber5939]

Plot Twist: This guy doesn't even know why he's alive.

[@countryvibez4125]

What I'm trying to do is get a general overview of all the career categories on a particular career website. And then imagine myself in those jobs. Even maybe will watch some videos like training or interactions in those jobs like such as Flight Controllers. I know I'll dislike it because I don't want to be around complex technology and analytics. Then move on to the jext category. This video makes a very good argument by connecting find your passion to taste testing food. The one thing he could have rather said is imagine rather than physically going to many jobs to actually try them. But great video overall

[@almeidareis]

done all and I'm just more lost than ever. well actually I just want to go away of this rat race that everyone is, how to do that and enjoy it is the big thing.

[@shariwa25]

I have chosen finance as my career but after trying 2 competitive exams I realised this is not what I want to do and I decided to change it. After watching this video, I know now what it takes to know my passion!!! I can't thank you enough!! I am 24 years old... Is that too late?

[@Pedozzi]

You think speaking about yourself and your own experience and telling others not to complain couse you've been thru hard times can help others? Youu're doing your job the wrong way, personal opinion.

[@Superboy8545]

Pedozzi Stop being a victim! You are in control.

[@iMsBear]

Leo, prior to this video, I've already been putting a lot of effort into trying to find my passion. In fact, I've spent the last 4 years trying to search for it, I'm currently 16 and studying. I recognize that it is true passion which drives people to success. But what if .. I really don't have one? I don't place school as my top priority, I place finding my passion first. I've tried so, so many things and you see, nothing really pops out to me. I don't particularly dislike anything, or like anything. Everything is just.. like that. No pop, just gray. Mediocre. Doesn't inspire me to work for it. And so I'm very lost now. Ironic thing is, I've helped quite a number of friends pursue their dreams. Friends who have been as you've said "conditioned by society", who place studies as the greatest. I helped them realize that studies are not what's the most important, but rather, your passion. And they did listen, they're following it. But no matter how hard I try, I can't seem to find my own. I'm really troubled by it, desperate enough to land on this video :( Please give me some advice, sir. I'm sick and tired of being unmotivated to do anything, not just small tasks. I feel like my life is pretty meaningless right now. :((

[@ActualizedOrg]

You can find it and/or create it. It's not just about looking for it to fall in your lap. Meaning needs to be created. This is the kind of stuff I coach people on one on one.

[@azeturkmen]

Sane here :((

[@mohamedabo-elazm9475]

iMsBear what if your passion is to coach ppl , like to help em out , guide them through their path, something like life coach , something like leo ! maybe you like to help ppl

[@estherhecker3960]

I'm 51 and I feel like I'm too old for anything

[@ActualizedOrg]

You are perfect for the deepest self actualization work there is: meditation and enlightenment. Focus on that and let the kids burn through their youth chasing illusions.

[@marshwetland3808]

+Esther Hecker I have a couple more years on you, Esther. I feel like it's too late for me, too. Got a boring work from home gig to keep a few bucks coming in, lots of time, and don't know what to do with myself. Trying to figure it out and feeling very sad and scared.

[@marshwetland3808]

+Actualized.org Enlightenment? "I've given up the search for truth and am looking for a good illusion." Ashleigh Brilliant. I love truth, but scientific truth, not spiritual truth.

[@o0Desimere0o]

+Esther Hecker Dont let the illusion of time obscure your reality. I know that doesnt sound very practical but knowing its all mind made bs helps me remind myself that I'm here. Im alive. Age = wisdom and experience not an impairment

[@JagjitBrawler]

+Esther Hecker My dad just turned 51 21 days ago and he's going to start something in AI......never too late :)

[@Deroliebe]

I’ve literally done all these things and still don’t know. I’ve been to 21 countries, I read 5 books a month, I’ve had 6 different jobs, I have a college degree and I’m almost 30 and not closer to knowing...

[@user-lw5oc1tt8k]

Maybe try programming it's fun

[@user-lw5oc1tt8k]

Learn free online

[@maya-ez3mh]

i'm broke dude. i'll probably always be. how the fuck am i supposed to have passion when i can't do shit

[@maya-ez3mh]

Daniel first of all, you don't know what a joke is or? second of all, no you dumbfuck my profile picture isn't actually me. it's a kpop idol. want to know what kpop means? korean pop. want to know what that mean? that he is korean, not chinese. by the way i know lots of people from asia who aren't best in school so people go away you racist, stereotypical shit

[@maya-ez3mh]

Daniel must have an amazing gaydar then!

[@maya-ez3mh]

Daniel that's just creepy man

[@maya-ez3mh]

Daniel yeah, thank you. keep up the good work in being uneducated (;

[@celenastruthers5231]

right?? except be it I guess. I'm 40 still broke lol

[@ZacharyKalinowski1]

"Don't get butt hurt about this" hahahaha. I like you even more now. The titles of all your videos are topics I'm really interested in and write a lot about. Lot's of self improvement and helping people enjoy life more. Thanks for working to make all of these and I'm looking forward to watching a lot of them!

[@ZacharyKalinowski1]

Zeek1212 Also, I smiled when you suggested spending time alone with yourself, maybe with a journal. Because that's what I do a lot of. I'm actually pausing your video now and then so I can write my answers to some of the questions you pose.

[@lambycorn5253]

My passion is eating

[@adferr8867]

Lol

[@mohankendurama410]

Eat shit

[@buyxbox360dotnet]

Hi Leo, That's me on 5:30 right there "You've locked yourself away in your bedroom"... I literally did that and stayed there for over 7 years now. Even after moving to a completely different country, trying things out, reading about different things etc. things got better but I'm still "locked". I really liked the concept about the lack of life experience. I think your approach is one of the most reasonable on this subject (and I've come across many in the last three years). Grand buffet metaphor is awesome =) After your video I know I need to go out there more. Be more adventurous and don't expect that every new thing is THE thing. Can I ask you a related question in private?

[@ihabalhamarneh504]

Follow your Bliss :)

[@ActualizedOrg]

Yes indeed ;)

[@Paul-yk7ds]

I agree being alone is important. You need to be AWAY from other people's judgment. They can influence you even without saying anything because you know they're present and could be judging anything you do. Being alone allows you that space to explore your more genuine desires.

[@CryptoAshkn]

414 engineers disliked the video

[@pencilonpaper1026]

I do have a passion and I'm 100% on it, so idk why I'm watching this.

[@Mylifeisaweeknd]

You kind of look like the lead singer from the Fray. Relevance, none.

[@jamesconnolly7593]

my passion was football and still is but whenever i play i dont seem to improve and i get tired too easily