Finding Your Addiction... I Mean passion.
Hi, my name is Jordan, and I am addicted to disc golf.
Now that I have that out of the way, I can get to helping you find your passion.
What would you put in place of ‘disc golf’ above, if anything? What would you do if you had all the time in the world and did not have to work earn a living? After sitting on your arse for a few months watching television. After taking a few trips around the world. After buying all the stuff you want.
Now what would you do? C’mon… Don’t give me the ‘I would start a charity’ stuff. If you aren’t volunteering for your favorite charity currently, chances are you probably wouldn’t start your own. No judgment attached. There is nothing wrong with that. I’m not cut out to start a charity, at least not at this point in my life.
So what would you do? Not so easy is it?
It takes time and a lot of thought to find what you are truly passionate about in life. Maybe months or even years. Is it worth the time? Think about this – how many people find themselves retired and asking “What have I done with my life?” Now, do you want to ask that question when you are old?
You are going to do something every second of every day. Even if you are choosing to do nothing by sitting on the couch enjoying the peace and quiet, it is a choice. Is what you do on a daily basis creating what you want in your life? Are you writing the book you have in your heart? Practicing disc golf?
The real question is “What do I want in my life? What makes me happy?” If you wait to ask until you have time you will wait forever. Make time. Make time now. Too busy watching television? Reading Facebook? Too tired? Remember, everything in life is a choice, even what we think.
I hate to break it to you but until you choose to make your life a priority over all the stuff everyone else thinks should be your priority, you will never be fulfilled. Don’t be one of the bitter people who can’t wait to tell everyone in their lives how bad life is. Be love. Live in love, because you are loved.
There are exactly 1,440 minutes in every day. What are you doing with this one? If you don’t take advantage of it, it will be gone – and you can never get it back. Go throw discs. Tell someone you love them. Take your kids to the old folks home to practice their reading. Write that book.
The only minute you have is now.
Throw It Long!
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