Post by leahb on Oct 9, 2015 12:07:18 GMT -8
Hi Fellow LAs out there!
I'm wondering, how many of you have begun dreaming/setting goals for yourself? I'm talking about big dreams. Like what you plan on doing for a business or for your career. I'm wondering, how do I start to dream for myself? I don't know how to do this. I keep looking at other people and what they're doing as something I should be doing, but I know this doesn't come from my heart and I want to be doing something that I can feel passionate about AND something that isn't necessarily rooted in my codependency/love addiction.
I dabbled in a few things this last year, cooking, dancing, creative writing, etc.. but I found that none of these things really held my interest for any length of time. They were fun to try and I did complete the courses and did well, but I wasn't interested in taking more courses in the same thing. Sometimes I'm not sure if its the activity itself that I don't enjoy, or whether it's the fact that I'm not good at it quickly that I get frustrated with it and don't want to pursue it beyond the first level. Does anyone have any suggestions for this? I want to move forward in my life and continue to embrace new things and figure out where my passion is. Other than health and wellness and recovery, I'm not sure what else really holds my interest at the moment.
Thanks.
I'm wondering, how many of you have begun dreaming/setting goals for yourself? I'm talking about big dreams. Like what you plan on doing for a business or for your career. I'm wondering, how do I start to dream for myself? I don't know how to do this. I keep looking at other people and what they're doing as something I should be doing, but I know this doesn't come from my heart and I want to be doing something that I can feel passionate about AND something that isn't necessarily rooted in my codependency/love addiction.
I dabbled in a few things this last year, cooking, dancing, creative writing, etc.. but I found that none of these things really held my interest for any length of time. They were fun to try and I did complete the courses and did well, but I wasn't interested in taking more courses in the same thing. Sometimes I'm not sure if its the activity itself that I don't enjoy, or whether it's the fact that I'm not good at it quickly that I get frustrated with it and don't want to pursue it beyond the first level. Does anyone have any suggestions for this? I want to move forward in my life and continue to embrace new things and figure out where my passion is. Other than health and wellness and recovery, I'm not sure what else really holds my interest at the moment.
Thanks.
