Success Is A Choice Ch 3

A strong feeling of enthusiasm and interest in something, driving someone to achieve their goals.

Passion is more important than talent for success. Passionate individuals can overcome lack of talent, while talented but unpassionate individuals may struggle.

Choosing a career path based on passion (pursuing a desired field even when money is not initially prioritized) leads to significantly higher chances of success, especially in wealth creation.

Passion is the driving force for achievement. A genuine love for the work you do fuels success, even more than effort.

Passion creates energy and enthusiasm and allows individuals to persevere despite setbacks.

A strong feeling of enthusiasm or interest in something, motivating you to work hard toward a goal.

Strong passion makes achieving goals easier by making you want to do it more.

Passion provides motivation and enthusiasm for the tasks involved, turning a difficult process into an enjoyable pursuit.

Finding your passion and focusing on work related to it can boost performance and achievement.

Identifying what truly excites and motivates you by asking questions like: what do you sing about? what do you cry about? and what do you dream about?

Passion is not merely a positive feeling, but a crucial driving force for meaningful achievement.

The process of successfully completing targets by identifying passion and maintaining desire.

A person may be seen as high energy for their high performance, but this is related to the degree of passion they have.

Passion focuses on activity, interest and enjoyment, while purpose focuses on a meaningful cause or contribution to society.

Passion, or a strong enthusiasm, is a crucial element for achieving success, more important than talent alone. It energizes talent and drives excellence.

Passion in one person can inspire and motivate others, creating a positive ripple effect. Effective leaders often possess and embody this contagious zeal.

To achieve goals aligned with your passion, you must prioritize these goals above other considerations and expectations, potentially making changes in your work or life.

Passion needs nurturing and protection from external negativity and those who doubt or discourage your aspirations.

Firelighters support and encourage passion, while firefighters discourage passion, often using limiting language and negativity (e.g., claims of impracticality or impossibilities).

Passion and talent aren't meant to be prudent. They should strive for joy and fulfillment.

Finding a purpose that ignites passion is crucial in life; to have passion without a purpose isn't enough; the life itself isn't worth living.

Firefighters use phrases such as "It's not in the budget," or "That's not practical," to dissuade you from pursuing your passion.