Bee Passionate
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In his Buzz, Unexpected Passion Migrations, @Ali Anani asks, “Where is the passion?” Because of Dr. Ali’s choice of the word “migration”, I will expand on the question and ask “Where is the passion coming from?”
Migration is a key factor in the discussion of passion. After all, passion is made up of emotions. I don’t consider passion an emotion; I consider it a hybrid of emotions.
We are “moved” into feeling or experiencing emotion. The same area of the brain that communicates emotion also communicates to our muscles as to when and how to move.
When passion migrates, where does it originate from? I think it is connected to motivation.
"Every action needs to be prompted by a motive." - Leonardo da Vinci
From my perspective, passion is motivated by wonderment or as Einstein describes it, curiosity.
"I have no special talents. I am only passionately curious." -Albert Einstein
In her comment, @Fatima Williams writes, “…we don't need to be an expert at something to make a change or do something different. All we need is the passion and drive to do something different .”
Dr. Ali took the word wonderment from my comment and expanded on Fatima's formula: “wonderment + passion + doing something different”, can lead to change, to migration, to movement.
Dr. Ali’s Buzz reminds me that passion comes from seeing the world with wonderment and then how each element sparks our ability to see the next and so on. If we narrow our scope of "expertise" and limit the connections of what we know from everything else attached to it, our passion is not fueled and will die out. There is no migration, no movement; only stagnation.
Steve Jobs said, 'People With Passion Can Change The World'.
Go ahead. Bee passionate and change the world.
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CityVP Manjit
5 years ago #14
Sara Jacobovici
7 years ago #13
Much to think about Harvey Lloyd. One thing that stands out for me is when you write, "Emotions come from our expectations of the world which are designed through our life experience." I see a different timeline in this process (developmentally); first emotions and expectations co-exist, then experiences, then meaning, then expectations and then emotions.
Sara Jacobovici
7 years ago #12
This is why I like our engagement and exchanges so much Harvey Lloyd - they're so dynamic. Not at all predictable. In this comment I am struggling with the notion of passion as "a container of emotions, skills and knowledge." For me, passion is something we feel, not as an emotion but as I mention a hybrid of emotions. I am having a hard time imaging passion holding anything else but emotions. But.....I am willing to try. I'll get back to you. Thanks Harvey.
Sara Jacobovici
7 years ago #11
Just joined and already contemplating my next contribution. Thank you so much for your support and quick response Franci Eugenia Hoffman. Well done!
Sara Jacobovici
7 years ago #10
Wonderful . Great example and great results!
Sara Jacobovici
7 years ago #9
Beautifully and insightfully expressed Mohammed Sultan. Thank you.
Sara Jacobovici
7 years ago #8
Your comment is "poetic majesty" Fatima Williams.
Sara Jacobovici
7 years ago #7
I appreciate your comment and distinction @John Rylance. Both did change the world. What you are bringing up is that passion, like any other tool, can either be used for either good or bad.
Sara Jacobovici
7 years ago #6
It can't hurt to try @Mohammed A. Jawad.
Sara Jacobovici
7 years ago #5
Great quote Franci Eugenia Hoffman. Thanks.
Sara Jacobovici
7 years ago #4
Thanks for your comment and shares Ali Anani.
Sara Jacobovici
7 years ago #3
Thank you for your valuable contribution to this discussion Deb Helfrich.
Sara Jacobovici
7 years ago #2
I like your variation Javier beBee.
Sara Jacobovici
7 years ago #1