Video: Why bother living a passionate life?

by Lubica Kangas | Aug 2, 2017 | Personal Development

Interview with Sylvia Salow: Why bother living a passionate life?

For a long time, I have been planning a series of interviews with people who started to live their passions and started to have more fulfilled lives. And now the time has finally come. I am excited to present to you the first interview today. And there will be others to follow, with different people from different backgrounds and careers and I believe they will inspire you.

Is it worth living a passionate life?

This time I speak with Sylvia Salow, author, speaker, and coach, who changed her unsatisfying career into being a coach and helping other people to change their lives.

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We talk about why people don’t pursue their passions and dream, about what holds them back and why we always regard other peoples’ needs and desires more than our own. Is it worth living a passionate life and how does it make a difference? Why should we even bother :-)?

But without further ado, here is the video of my inspiring talk with Sylvia:

If you prefer to just listen to it, while you drive or run, you find the audio version here.

All of you, who have children or plan to have, probably all of you want to be a good role model. Teach them how to be great partner, good friend, good colleague, good brother or sister.

If you are happy, others will be as well

And how about teaching them how to be happy and fulfilled by being a role model and being happy and fulfilled ourselves, first of all?

We all know that kids are learning by observing the behavior of others, so why not be a real role model for them?

We all have 2 choices.

To live the life that Sylvia has left behind (many people are still stuck there)- holding back from your dreams, prioritizing others peoples’ needs and not listening to you own at all. Feeling guilt, frustration, imbalance and stress.
Or being clear about your passions, going for them, living them and feeling fulfilled, content and happy. Feeling balance, freedom and inner peace.

Which one attracts you more?

It’s easy to take the first step

Is it the second one? Then you can take the first step to start realizing and identifying your passions right now by downloading my 13 questions to guide you in the thinking process

Or just sign up right away to one of our online program.

Cross the bridge towards a passionate life. It is your time now, time to have a more fulfilling life. And time to take the first step.

With passionate regards ,-)

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The author

Lubica Kangas is the founder of Path2Talent, offering holistic Talent services. She helps companies to attract the best talent to hire and candidates to identify what they are passionate about and help them to get more clarity for their future career move. Since 2002 she has recruited several hundreds of candidates for her clients from almost every sector imaginable and learned about the difference between good and great/exceptional candidates. She has always been passionate about people, about their behaviors, motivations, passions, and talents and is grateful if she can help individuals through her services, workshops, and online programs.