[header] How to develop passion [title] Think about your childhood hopes and dreams. [step] If you're struggling to identify your passion, you may want to consider what you enjoyed doing as a child. Make a list of the activities you lived for as a kid, from playing with legos to dressing up dolls. <sep> (A) Other hobbies include learning letters and languages. As you grow older, you'll be able to recognize your passion better. (B) Make a list of all the things you did then, like running errands, hiking, and sitting and watching television. [substeps] This list can also help you identify aspects of your passions, like content, religion, or activities that you have always wanted to do. (C) What did you love doing as a kid? Something like cooking, cheerleading, or drawing can help, as long as you live where you want to. [substeps] Try to identify passion that was going on before you were a kid and ask yourself whether or not it's gone because it makes you less drawn to things. (D) Consider if you would enjoy doing that activity now, but in a different context. [substeps] If you were really into building with legos, for example, this could indicate your passions might lie in architecture or construction.
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