After you’ve generated your list, look it over to find any common themes. This could be in relation to the passion itself or how it benefits others. Perhaps your list has many creative outlets like journaling, drawing, and coming up with inventive life hacks. Or maybe you found that most of your passions, like gardening, hiking, and bird watching, stem from being outdoors. Make note of these commonalities because this is how you can fulfill your personal purpose. Once you know how your passions contribute to your purpose, you can begin to integrate them on a regular basis.
The final step of this practice is to dedicate time *beginner* each month or *advanced* each week to your passions that promote your personal purpose. Allow yourself time to engage with the things that bring you joy and happiness. When you do the things you love you’re actively putting more positivity out into the world. So when you’re living your purpose it spreads to others, thus causing them to consider their passions and purpose. It’s hard not to feel happy when someone smiles at you. By practicing your passions that positively impact others, you’re sending smiles and brightening everyone’s day -especially yours!