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My Passion For Writing

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'Reduce your workload by 30% and increase your fun load by 30% and you will increase your revenues by 100%. More fun, less struggle. More results on all fronts. ' Abraham-Hicks I remember being asked this question years ago and it took me a long time to finally express my passion for writing because I really didn 't think that anything I wrote would really impact people. Once I began writing articles and receiving emails from people who had read them and enjoyed them I knew I had to overcome my insecurities and reach out for moments of brilliance because in those moments I write my best work :) We all have a passion for something and we do not always have to save the world or make it a deep far reaching impact kind of passion. You can put all of your passion into raising healthy, well rounded, loving children who are ready to live their life according to what they are passionate about. Or you can choose to take in damaged and abandoned animals giving them a loving home where they can flourish and overcome their fears/hurt. Having a passion helps to take you out of any concerns, fears and worries you may have and place you into a place of joy and 'in the moment ' living because when you are truly engrossed in a passion you forget everything and every one around you! In all my years of coaching when I listened to someone in the workplace talk about why their performance is failing fast I always knew it wasn 't whatever reason they presented. They had convinced themselves

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