We don't have to find our passion, we can develop it
Home Life Fitness We do not have to find our passion, we can develop it Stand: 13.08.2026, 18:01 Comments Follow us on Google..
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Home Life Fitness We do not have to find our passion, we can develop it Stand: 13.08.2026, 18:01 Comments We follow emptiness instead of happiness on Google: Who has not yet found his passion, often wonders what is wrong. © IMAGO / Pond5 Images Anyone who thinks they have to find their great passion is under unnecessary pressure. A 2015 meta-analysis by Curran and colleagues evaluated 94 studies on the so-called dual passion theory. Those who never try to get better at something they can’t from the beginning will never understand.
Furthermore, Obsessive passion, in which internal pressure and fear of quitting play a greater role, was more often associated with negative feelings and internal conflicts. For many people, however, this does not become an incentive, but pressure. Nevertheless, the drive within me was to devote much of my energy to getting better in order to finally survive in competitive sports.
In addition, Just the quiet sources of well-being are easily overlooked: a body that feels better after movement; a conversation after which one feels connected; a task that benefits others; A free afternoon without proof of performance. Only the mental balance through school and studies during the professional period fulfilled me and at the same time showed me that my value is not only defined by one of the two.
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Home Life Fitness We do not have to find our passion, we can develop it Stand: 13.08.2026, 18:01 Comments We follow emptiness instead of happiness on Google: Who has not yet found his passion, often wonders what is wrong. © IMAGO / Pond5 Images Anyone who thinks they have to find their great passion is under unnecessary pressure.
reliability low1/2 sourcesA 2015 meta-analysis by Curran and colleagues evaluated 94 studies on the so-called dual passion theory.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThose who never try to get better at something they can’t from the beginning will never understand.
reliability low1/2 sourcesObsessive passion, in which internal pressure and fear of quitting play a greater role, was more often associated with negative feelings and internal conflicts.
reliability low1/2 sourcesFor many people, however, this does not become an incentive, but pressure.
reliability low1/2 sourcesNevertheless, the drive within me was to devote much of my energy to getting better in order to finally survive in competitive sports.
reliability low1/2 sourcesJust the quiet sources of well-being are easily overlooked: a body that feels better after movement; a conversation after which one feels connected; a task that benefits others; A free afternoon without proof of performance.
reliability low1/2 sourcesOnly the mental balance through school and studies during the professional period fulfilled me and at the same time showed me that my value is not only defined by one of the two.
reliability low1/2 sources
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