Welcome over here.

We sure do sometimes think of them as nothing special until we compare. Spending some time thinking about them sounds foolish to some, but not to those who understand that 5 minutes of thinking can lead to hours of good results later.

Good to hear from you.

That is fine and it is good to hear from you.

I think you described what I was saying quite well there. It’s not worth the struggle to do things that aren’t suited or tailored to your mindset and knowledge base.

Good point about “group operating” culture, because when a person doesn’t have say in what they do, most of their interests get mowed down, until the day when the group realizes their failure in inhibiting remarkable qualities.

The place we live sure does impact how able we are to use our unstoppable traits. I appreciate the insight.

Thanks there. Finding that activity we flow in sure is the key component. For one person, it might be memorizing definitions, and for another, it might be cooking vegetables. When we do that thing that energizes us, we turn into a large snowball rolling down a mountain, getting larger along the way.

Good call on taking note of those moments. When I remember those special times, I remember that I can be the person who was the person during those special times.

I will keep that ending quote in my mind, as it is something I think of at times. It is cool that it was noticed.

Thanks about the article. Interesting how some of those items could hold you back. I agree about how we run into problems when we define ourselves as something that may not exactly be who we are.

Nice move on the switch to doing martial arts, certainly improving your health in the process. Good to hear your thoughts.

I read your post, and I think it is a fantastic reminder to do what you intuitively love to do. You are describing passion which requires no forced motivation. Many people already has this, however many people struggle their whole lives trying to succeed realizing what they are “meant” to do.

There are so many things that can “block” that passion. For example, a person can grow up in a “group operating” culture, where a person does not have say in what he/she wants to do. Their family and culture pushes them to do one certain thing when they feel like they are not meant to continue down that path.

It is hard, which is why it is such a freedom to live in North America where an individualized culture continue to roam. One is able to choose freely of what they would like to do based on their passion.

This is why I am glad to live in this part of the world – go personal power!
.-= Steven´s last blog ..Why You Shouldn’t Suppress Your Emotions =-.