Life Is A Passion or Its Nothing!

Most humans have allowed themselves to be conditioned by their problems, environment, and difficulties to the extent that they have lost their true identity and have believed their circumstances to be their destiny. The quality of an individual is dependent on the quality of his thoughts and passion.

Passion is powerful in life. You will be remembered in life only for your passions. A strong passion for any object will insure success, for the desire of the end will point out the means.

Most winners are "ex-losers" who got passionate. The worst bankruptcy in the world is the person who lost his passion. When you add passion to a belief, it becomes conviction. Conviction get more things done than belief ever dreamed. The starting point of all accomplishment is desire. Feeble desires bring feeble results, just as a small amount of fire makes a small amount of heat.

Be passionate about your life. Every time zeal and passion are discussed, someone brings up balance. If the truth were known, 'being balanced' is usually an excuse for being lukewarm, indifferent, or neutral... three traits that are always attached to failure.

The greatest battles of life are not fought in any field or country, but in the minds of men. The quality of your life is always tied to the quality of your thoughts and passion. Your passion controls and determine your life experiences and results.

Life is a passion or its nothing!

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