My Passions In Life : My Passions

Live a Life of Passion and Rock Your Own World By Lori Hil Nov 27, 2012 Copyright (c) 2012 Lori Hil Guys, gals, peeps, creators, entrepreneurs, and all you wonderful people out there, I am so flipping excited about my life right now. Why am I telling you this? Because I deeply, sincerely, and completely want you to be totally excited about yours, as well! You know what is really awesome? You, you are awesome! I know you're going yeah right. You don't know me. You don't know who I am, where I´ve

What can be said about the passion that fuels the mind of a young woman? As a young child, passion was what I heavily relied on. Passion was the heaven sent I needed in order to be what I always dreamed of: a scientist. I remember pretending to save humankind with a cure all antidote that would save it from disease and disorder. The whole experience was very real to me then, as it is now. Ever since I was young, I wanted to make a difference in society that would impact it a much larger scale. That

I found my passion to be a journalist in the first grade. Most individuals don’t even know what they want to be at that age. However, I knew from a young age that I loved to read and write. In my free time I would mostly read novels and write stories about the supernatural. Having that passion in my life to read and write was a big influence. I never felt that I was forced to do this. I loved what I was doing, and that was a big motivator for me. Although elementary was one of the main beginning

Passion is an emotion that human beings cannot control, it leads many down paths they never thought they would go down. I loved football as it became a vessel to unleash anger and stress, but that passion for that game came crashing down during sophomore year. That summer continued to have its struggles, but it continued to improve as football season was about to begin and I could not be more ready to start a new season. However, that dream season never came for me as on one of the last days of summer

Finding your passions in life can open up a whole new door of possibilities. It can show you more about who you really are. I was always the sporty type. I played just about every sport under the sun. Until one day I discovered a new part of me waiting to emerge from the shadows and changed my entire world for the better. One day I went to watch young adults act in a musical and as I watchfully gazed at them and noticed how happy they were to be up on stage I realized that performing had the potential

My passion in life is art. But my passion in life is also helping those who are struggling in life. I never really expected either of the two to be recognized by anyone, let alone a newspaper reporter. But they were. I've always struggled with depression and anxiety. I've hit rock bottom but I was able to come back from that and the thought of having the opportunity to share my story with others was intoxicating. This past June I was contacted by a newspaper reporter from the Lake Region Weekly

true, uninhibited joy. Though this semester was painful in most imaginable ways, that suffering stands as proof that I am learning and growing, and all the tears and sleep deprivation caused is not in vain. The texts this class has studied have opened my eyes in so many ways, and though not all of them were particularly enjoyable, they’ve all taught me so much. Despite and stress or anxieties I have academically, studying these writings from long dead thinkers restores in me a happiness unparallelled

Growing up, I never saw my mom without a book, I remember spending hours wandering around bookstores and I wanting to understands why she loved it so much. Even at a young age, I understood, I had no clue why people read. In my mind, it was always a dreadful task I was forced to do in school when I’d rather be coloring or playing outside. I could never have imagined that it would become such a huge passion in my life. All my problems started early on in my academic career, I remember sitting in

At this point in my life, it is my job to figure out what I have a passion for. While doing so, I frequently reflect on one of the most famous quotes by Alexander Hamilton, “Those who stand for nothing fall for anything.” This past spring I gazed out the window admiring the earth as it sat peacefully below me. This inspiring moment happened on my first flight to San Jose, Costa Rica. I frequently think back to this trip, as it developed the personality I have today. As we arrived at the airport

constantly hold a grudge and accused others for my decisions in life. After visiting a counselor, I found the root of all my anger. At a very young age, I fell in love with sports. I started playing basketball because my mom was really good at it so I thought maybe I could be good in it as well. My mother was a single parent of three and could not afford extra-curricular activities. During the off season of basketball, I decided to run track. My coach never took me serious, frankly I didn’t either