Comments on: Is your Passion Significant? http://www.passionsthatpay.com/is-your-passion-significant/ Finding and monetizing your Life Passion Online Tue, 06 Jan 2009 09:44:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Katherine Reschke http://www.passionsthatpay.com/is-your-passion-significant/comment-page-1/#comment-136 Katherine Reschke Sun, 06 Apr 2008 20:58:01 +0000 http://www.passionsthatpay.com/is-your-passion-significant#comment-136 Christina, How wonderful for you to have found your passion in music. I played the clarinet for a while and though it was fun it was never a passion and it fell by the wayside. I agree that when you get so lost in something that you lose track of time then its very likely you have found a true passion. Great comment. Christina,
How wonderful for you to have found your passion in music. I played the clarinet for a while and though it was fun it was never a passion and it fell by the wayside.
I agree that when you get so lost in something that you lose track of time then its very likely you have found a true passion.

Great comment.

]]> By: Christina Thompson http://www.passionsthatpay.com/is-your-passion-significant/comment-page-1/#comment-124 Christina Thompson Fri, 04 Apr 2008 13:25:26 +0000 http://www.passionsthatpay.com/is-your-passion-significant#comment-124 Hey Katherine, Your posts always make me think! Thanks! When I am teaching music or playing the trombone, I get this contented feeling that says, "This is the best thing I could possibly do right now. " When I'm doing these things that I love, everything feels right with the world, and I often get into a flow where time passes without my realizing it. My passion does feel like it's a part of a larger life purpose, especially because I still play and teach even when it's NOT fun. Especially when I'm doing something new musically, I feel out of my comfort zone at first and want to go home. But there's something that drives me to get in there and play, and I do, and it's successful nearly every time. I know my purpose has changed a bit over time, but the underlying passion is still the same. For 5 years I was a band teacher, and I loved it. But toward the end of the 5th year, I felt drawn toward doing creative things on my own instead of working with bands. More changes will probably come in the future as well. Thanks again for another great post! Hey Katherine,
Your posts always make me think! Thanks!

When I am teaching music or playing the trombone, I get this contented feeling that says, “This is the best thing I could possibly do right now. ” When I’m doing these things that I love, everything feels right with the world, and I often get into a flow where time passes without my realizing it.

My passion does feel like it’s a part of a larger life purpose, especially because I still play and teach even when it’s NOT fun. Especially when I’m doing something new musically, I feel out of my comfort zone at first and want to go home. But there’s something that drives me to get in there and play, and I do, and it’s successful nearly every time.

I know my purpose has changed a bit over time, but the underlying passion is still the same. For 5 years I was a band teacher, and I loved it. But toward the end of the 5th year, I felt drawn toward doing creative things on my own instead of working with bands. More changes will probably come in the future as well.

Thanks again for another great post!

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