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π₯ Chase the Spark: Why Your Passions Deserve the Driver’s Seat π₯
“Always go with your passions. Never ask yourself if it’s realistic or not.” — Deepak Chopra.
Ah, what a beautiful quote, right? It’s like getting permission from the universe to finally stop asking “But… what if it doesn’t work?” and instead start asking “What if it does?” π
Let’s be honest — most of us are professional "consultants” of realism. We’ve got a mental checklist ready for every crazy idea: By thinking Is it safe? Is it logical? Is it stable? Meanwhile, our passions are sitting in the backseat like a kid on a road trip yelling, “Can be go yet?!” ππ¨
But here’s the truth: passion doesn’t need any permission. It needs action.
π Passion: The Fuel of the Soul
Passion is that spark that gets you out of bed before your alarm even has a chance to go off (and let’s face it, that’s a rare miracle). It’s the thing that puts sparkle in your eyes when you talk about it. It’s what gives life its color and flavor — the “spice” in your otherwise predictable bowl of oatmeal. πΆ️
As Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, “Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.” And boy, was he right about that. Enthusiasm is definitely contagious. When you follow what excites you — whether it’s painting, teaching, designing sneakers, or starting a podcast like meπ — you start to radiate energy that inspires others to do the same.
And remember, passion doesn’t have to make sense to other people. To each their own. It doesn’t have to look “realistic.” Because what’s realistic for one person might be uninspiring for another. A century ago, flying was deemed impossible — and now we’re complaining about airplane Wi-Fi cutting out. ✈️
π Realism is Overrated
Here’s the thing: “realistic” is often just another way of saying “comfortable.” But comfort zones are like lazy rivers — relaxing at first, until you realize you’re just going in circles.
When you let “realistic” define your limits, you’re basically giving fear a clipboard of instructions and letting it manage your dreams. π ♂️
Steve Jobs once said, “The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do.” And spoiler alert: none of those world-changers asked if it was realistic first. They just put their head down and went for it.
So go ahead — write that book, start that YouTube channel, open that tiny coffee shop serving amazing espresso☕). The world doesn’t need more people playing it safe; it needs more people playing with fire — the kind that lights up your soul.
π‘ Passion Creates Possibility
You enter a realm where magic occurs as you pursue your passions. Opportunities appear out of nowhere, doors open, and concepts begin to fit together like pieces of a puzzle you never even knew existed.
It's alignment, not luck.
Because things flourish when you put your heart, soul, and love into them. Momentum is drawn to passion. "Hey, I'm serious about this," it communicates to the universe. and the universe says, "At last!" π
As Howard Thurman once said, “Don’t ask yourself what the world needs. Ask yourself what makes you come alive, and go do that.” The world needs people who have come alive — not people who have perfectly balanced spreadsheets of what seems “practical.”
✨ So, What’s the Real Takeaway?
Stop asking if it’s realistic. Ask if it’s you. Because that’s what passion really is — the truest version of yourself begging to be lived.
So go chase that dream, build that passion project, and remember: even if the road isn’t “realistic,” it’s yours. πͺπ₯
If you enjoyed this post, subscribe and check out my podcast by clicking hereπ Wise Mindset Guy Podcast — where we talk all about purpose, growth, and the art of thinking big. π️ Let’s keep that passion burning!
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