How Do You Find Your Passion and How Do You Pursue It

[26naiviv]

"...nine doors closed...ten doors just opened..."

[bilfried73]

Pretty bullshit

[lixiaofun]

@bilfried73 no you

[354riverlaw]

I've been teaching creative writing and non-fiction journalism for 40 years and Randy Komisar is the best guru I've come across. He inspires me. Google: "NZIBS" to see where inspiration can lead you. Recommended 5 stars. EbookofKnowledge

Riverlaw

[shadowrequim]

i'm not gonna say he is completly wrong but in my oppionion, he tried to make everything to complicated to understand and tries to add logic to passion.

In my personal oppion, it's fairly easy to understand your passion if you happened to have lived a rather broad life(instead of a couped up lifestyle)

Your passion is something that truly brings a smile to to your face when you are doing it, something that you think about alot and would talk about it for hours on in. I

[shaojingliang]

Wow! this video just solved one of my biggest problems! Thank God for letting me come across this video. THis is very inspiring and eye opening!

[manaderol]

what does he say in the very end? i didnt understand he talked so quickly. "My career made no sense in the windshield, it only makes sense......"? can s.o. help me?

[JLuv118]

@manaderol ....in the rear-view mirror

[wongston]

Larry David...

[alastair672]

WHAT ?BULLSHIT

[mrindiejones]

this man is a genius

[LifeCoachLaurenMOwen]

A question for viewers: If you realized that your current life was the perfect training for what you were meant to do, how would that change your perspective?

[xTheBoondockSaint]

This guy should be a politician, this didn't help me whatsoever. I'm trying to find a passion, I obviously don't have many passions. All I heard was lots of talking and no help.

[samikalastaja]

@xTheBoondockSaint I had kind of same impression after seeing this video. Telling others what to do - it's probably the easiest thing to do in the world.

[hazmatac]

@xTheBoondockSaint Maybe just try different things, do things that you think you would be interested in, and if you find no interest in it then that's not your passion and move on...

Maybe doing that would help.

[hazmatac]

@xTheBoondockSaint Maybe just try different things, do things that you think you would be interested in, and if you find no interest in it then that's not your passion and move on...

If you find something that you have a passion for then there you go. :)

Maybe doing that would help.

[354riverlaw]

@hazmatac

Take action. That's the key. If your action is not 100% what you want, refine it. Then take more action on the refined course. Google: "NZIBS" to see where inspiration can lead you. Recommended 5 stars. EbookofKnowledge

Riverlaw

[Wyndo185]

"Not that good" speaking, but great ideas. Makes me think about Steve Jobs quote : "You can't connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backwards. So you have to trust that the dots will somehow connect in your future. You have to trust in something - your gut, destiny, life, karma, whatever. This approach has never let me down, and it has made all the difference in my life."

[shortname9]

wow, in 4:27 min he got me hooked. 

[Pepperspecialist]

helping the fly out of the trap... thanks.

[MrXSpeaks]

notes: free yourself up to a portfolio of passions. the question that will paralyze you is "what is THE passion", and "what is the ultimate goal of your life". Replace those questions with "What are my values" and "what are my opportunities right here and now".

If you feel that you have ten doors in front of you and you walk through, there will be another ten doors. don't worry too much about opportunity cost.

[doodielicious94]

Very very well said.

[R3dH00d]

Man this is fantastic! Thank you!

[findingyourpassion]

Hmm, I think anyone looking to tell us about finding your passion is doing a good thing. So often we just bumble along doing the same old thing

[meteorgao]

good lesson

I've been paralyzing myself with just those two questions~

[bayker066]

god he goes on and on

[tmwhalens]

This guy is all over the place. Mixes lots of ideas and experiences, but his message is lost.

[FrancoArda]

Randy is AMAZING (as usual)

He always brings an eye openere - here it's how to follow your passion and how to chose if you have many ... stunning insights !!!

[tcastric]

Very interesting individual with a great outlook on the subject.

[FrancisBoxer]

How to Find Passion? what will I do to find Him?