How To Find Your Passion in Life: SECRETS You’ve Been Missing | Indeed Career Tips

People often ask, ‘How do I find my passion in life?’ The candid answer? You don’t find passion. You uncover it. In this video, Jenn shares 5 practical exercises to help you uncover your passion and find a job you love. By doing these exercises, you can gain clarity about where you want to go in life and be one step closer to a career you love! Be sure to stick around until the end video for a pro tip for bringing your passion into your work-life without making a full career switch.

Are you ready? If so, grab a pen and paper. For these BIG LIFE questions, it’s important to have a conversation with yourself, jotting down your thoughts and feelings as we go.

00:00 Welcome
00:38 Exercise #1: Know thyself
01:34 Exercise #2: Ask your tribe
02:46 Exercise #3: Explore the impossible
04:05 Exercise #4: Let’s get real
04:54 Exercise #5: Meet some new friends
07:03 Goodbye

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00:38 Exercise #1: Know thyself

, Step 1) Write down the answers to these questions. They will help you discover your passion more easily.
1) Which sites do you visit most often when you want to relax or have fun? What are the most common types of reels and online compilations you watch, follow, and find interesting?
2) What books or movies do you prefer? When choosing a movie, what genre of films do you usually gravitate towards? What is the subject matter? Do I have a favorite book author - what type of literature does he/she write and what draws me to his/her books?
3) When was the last time I put in more effort than usual? What kind of assignment, challenge, project, or other was it - personal or professional? What provoked you to do it?
4) When was the last time you lost track of time while enjoying something you were doing?
5) What hobby or topic has been interesting to me throughout my life?

Step 2) Read through all the answers and highlight any words that can point you in the right direction for discovering your passion. - Key words that you feel you really connect with. There is no right or wrong answer here.

[rhematabbicca]

i have done all the necessary steps in this video and I'm still not getting the passion thing... what do i do ?

[Indeed]

Thanks for watching! What's your passion in life?

[internetandlifehacks]

Excellent, very eye-opening tips, thank you!

[keenyatech]

thank you very much for the great insight I got from you

[limo]

The movies I choose is always animation and adventure I have to choose adventure but I have no idea why I love it

[GuruChaz]

What do you do if this happens to a 58 year old but you need to keep a job until you get a job...while you're at an age where ageism could ruin your chances of finding another job?

[naturalenglishwithlimon]

I can't find my passion. But i want learn font end development.I can't learn it is.what i will do right now.

[elvistolentino.]

My passion is muscle & fitness, but I can't think of anything in this that can make good money, any advice anyone?

[livinglifewithms.j]

I have a few Utube I watch that relax and interest me. Cottage living, travel channels and viewing Utubers living in other countries. I like African American documentaries too. I thought of been a writer at times, or podcast, maybe even. Utube channel.. I really want to do something that I look forward to doing more than even getting an income for.

[GuruChaz]

Does this person have enough experience to really be talking and training on such things? Is this scripted?