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LaRinda’s Answer
Passion doesn’t always show up all at once. Sometimes you discover it by noticing what brings you joy, what you keep coming back to, and what feels meaningful to you. If it’s something you think about often, feel excited to improve at, and would enjoy doing even without being paid, that’s a good clue you’ve found something you’re passionate about. And remember passions can grow and change over time, and that’s okay.
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Ranjani’s Answer
Passion is not necessarily something you're good at. It is something that drives you and makes you feel enthusiastic. So find something that makes you happy, curious and energetic, build skills and expertise in that area and build a career or a side hustle out of your passion. If you love what you are doing, you are less likely to be stressed. Also, even as a side hustly, following your passion will give you an outlet for day to day stress and happiness and satisfaction!!
Try few things that you like and see what among those is a passion that makes your eyes go bright!!
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