BE PASSIONATE

THINGS TO BE PASSIONATE ABOUT IN YOUR DAILY WORK

What do you wish all professionals knew about being passionate about their work?

All professionals should know the importance of passion in what they do as it betters their chances of achieving their expectations in their dream careers. Being passionate in whatever you do as a professional makes you happy, determined, motivated, increases your productivity, you will make less mistakes, helps you build a strong support teamwork, adopt the needed regulations and strive to make the workplace a better place for everybody which has positive impacts on your overall work and wellbeing.

Is there a difference between being passionate about your career and passionate about your day-to-day tasks?

Yes, there is a huge difference in loving what you do daily and your career at large. People who tend to be motivated by their day-to-day can indulge in jobs or work can opt to engage in daily jobs that they do not love to maintain their financial capacity as they are paid well even if they do not like or are not passion about it. The main trigger that makes you passionate about your daily work can be the financial benefits. Individuals who are extremely passionate about their careers strive to work in jobs they love and good at without minding the potential benefits. Their goals are mainly to establish a stable source of wealth by pursuing what they adore in life regardless of the monetary benefits in the short-term. Most of them tend to affiliate to jobs they love and can do for longer durations to satisfy or meet their life demands.

What are some tips to find passion in your daily work?

I recommend you take risks in what you do daily, have a great purpose sense, empower your work colleagues, foster your connections, be happy in the workplace, enhance teamwork, be positive, be responsible in what you do and value whatever you do.

What are 3-5 examples of things to be passionate about in your daily work?

You can be happy or passionate of the things that you work on, technology, aiding people, the supporting staff, work regulations, changing workmates lives, managers’ efficiency and financial benefits.

Charlotte Cremers
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MS, University of Tartu
Sleep specialist

Using the acquired academic and professional experience, I advise patients with various complaints about mental health - depressed mood, nervousness, lack of energy and interest, sleep disorders, panic attacks, obsessive thoughts and anxieties, difficulty concentrating, and stress. In my free time, I love to paint and go on long walks on the beach. One of my latest obsessions is sudoku – a wonderful activity to calm an unease mind.

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