Here is my theory: whenever passion is present in a piece of art, a task, or a finished product, you can breathe it, smell it, experience it.
For example: if you visit a restaurant and the chef loves what he does, you’ll taste it in your meal. If the restaurant owner loves his restaurant, even better, you’ll enjoy your whole experience: The ambiance, the service, the selection of food and wine, and the way you are treated from the minute you arrive to the time you depart.
Pleasure, joy, and passion are contagious. They get transmitted. Of course, so is anger, ambivalence, and boredom.
My point? Whenever you find yourself working on something and your heart isn’t in it, you might as well stop. If you don’t like it, it’s not going to be fun for whoever will receive or experience the finished product.
For kicks, let me share this piece of passion with you, from the creators of “Despicable Me”. The minions, one of the writers shares, had such irresistible characters that they were in danger of taking over the movie from day one. That’s how contagious passion can be …
Enjoy.
Hi Karin,
So happy to have been sent your link by ways of dear Friends, Betsy and her mother Judy Rael.
I am going to so enjoy following you, for all that I do in life is dirrected around bringing passion into it and to ones around me, Small family, Just me and my daughter and hard at work creating all the beauty I can add to her life, helping her to find her own passion for life in her own journey.
any word of direction from you would be welcomed, trying to over come an ear balance problem Menieres and move on into life with wellness of mind, body, soul….
Fondly,
Dore
Hi Dore,
I am so happy you found me. My kids have been the inspiration in my life in so many ways as well. They were the reason I went on a search to find my own happiness and passion so I could share it with them.
I wish you much joy and abundance with your work and modeling your happiness for your daughter.
Love and light,
Karin