What is your passion?

I have to admit I'm more like you, and I discovered that many years ago. It's part of the reason I've never returned to college. I am constantly thinking that I need to go back to school in order for us to ever get anywhere in life, but I just can't think of what I want to do with my life. I can't think of any profession I'd actually like enough... I'm not passionate about anything or skilled in anything!! It's rather depressing sometimes. My kids... well at least my boys.. have already found their passions. My oldest is passionate about sports, and my younger boys all love cars! Not so sure about my daughter, her only interest at the moment is Disney channel stars like Hannah Montana and the Jonas Brothers.

My first passion in life has always been my sons, now it's my grandson. I am pretty happy w/my life as it is. I love mylot, reading, my friends living & many things. love to cook , keep a clean house, i'd say my life is pretty good. Hope yours is to.

I used to have a real passion for playing the guitar but since my divorce I haven't any music in me. I'm sure it will come back, though, given time. Other than that, my life is in transit right now with no real passions. No time. I'm struggling just to get by and save enough for retirement, which will consist of trying not to be a burden to my kids. I'm sure it's not quite that grim, but looking at my words I can see I need to retune my attitude!

hi jesssp My passion which does not ever seem to go anywhere 'is writing. It is something that I have to do each day.but the odds of getting things published is staggering and the cost of sending out things to book companies gets more' expensive all the time. but I keep writing as its just part of who I am really.

I don't think I really have one either. I like a lot of things, but I don't feel extremely.. passionate about one thing in particular. It would be cool if I did, though, because that would probably give me a lot more direction in life and school. . Instead I'm just kind of all-over-the-place. Maybe this means that we.. like to balance out our lives with "mini-passions" or that we still haven't discovered our "passion" yet. Or maybe some of us are just.. not the "passionate" types (although.. In a way, I feel like everyone has at least a little bit in 'em). I agree with you, though, it would be nice to be extremely talented or interesting in something. But who knows? Maybe tomorrow we'll try something new and discover that we're passionate about.. pottery. Or knitting. Or whatever. Who knows! Time will tell.

Hi jesssp There is nothing wrong with not having a "passion" in your life right now. Maybe you just haven't found it yet or maybe you never will. Nobody ever said that everyone has to be passionate about just one thing. As long as you have interests outside of work that you like and that make you happy, than thats good enough. I was in my late 40's when I discovered mine. Cooking is what i am extremely passionate about and until I lost my job of 23 years in a downsize, I never knew it. I enrolled in culinary school at age 43 and graduated 3 years later. Its never to late to start something new. For me, cooking is creative, fun, brings people together, and can be very challenging. I am writing a blog and have been writing recipes for about 10 years now and would love to someday have a cookbook. Creating recipes is hard work and you really do have to be "passionate" as well as patient to excel. People ask me all the time, "Dont you get sick of cooking", the answer is "NO" so I guess that definately makes it my passion. Dont sweat that you haven't found yours. If its ment to be than it will come when the time is right and if not, so what?

I have quite a few. Let's see. 1. Internet 2. Reading 3. Writing 4. Gymming 5. Spirituality 6. Music (I'm trying to be a tolerable singer) Preference not necessarily in that order.

I think my passion would be sharing and teaching my knowledge and skills. It was more of an accident. I joined a rescue unit and have worked for about 13 years responding to emergencies. During my stint, I was also tasked to conduct trainings and lectures on how to respond on emergencies as well as in providing first aid. Now that I have resigned from my job, I have continued teaching and training people. I really enjoyed it. It gives me a great feeling and content when you teach people how to help others during accidents as well as help themselves. Perhaps this is my passion...

Passion is a word gives strongest feeling that we can do every time. The same thing I had in my mind now. My passion is to love every thing. Its hardly impossible to love everything in our life.. Like Good and Bad what ever happens in our life. This is a big passionate thing to me. At the same time I love to listen others its the most wonderful gift given by god to me.

Of course .I think everyone have passion in his life ,about me ,my passion in argue,when I argue ,or debate with people .I feel my passion is coming .so my passion make me only want to win in the argue ,sometime ,this passion amek me do mistake ,but I still be happy ,in my eyes .if the life withour life ,I think this life is suck

I can say that I'm more like you.. I don't have any real passion to make me enthusiast wherever I go, Whenever I spent my time. Everything that I'm doing regularly make me more bored when I'm doing that again, doing that again. What I'm looking for on this life was simple, it's silence, although I get it inside my self, neither in anywhere nor anyone. And I already got it. A reason why I still continuing my life wasn't for surviving life, It was simply to find my enough word.