http://www.stevepavlina.com/blog/2007/10/back-in-vegas/ Personal Development for Smart People Fri, 04 Jul 2008 15:07:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 http://www.stevepavlina.com/blog/2007/10/back-in-vegas/#comment-55710 Find the Feeling: How to know what you love to do - Neil Sattin.com Mon, 22 Oct 2007 23:55:19 +0000 http://www.stevepavlina.com/blog/2007/10/back-in-vegas/#comment-55710 [...] I had a really inspiring weekend.  An inspiring bus ride down to NYC and back (16 hours in all!), an inspiring time with some of my friends, and an inspiring time meeting Steve and Erin Pavlina along with a bunch of other like-minded souls - which was the ostensible reason for my trip.    I think that Steve and Erin’s message actually ends up being very simple:  do what you love to do - that which feels like it’s in alignment with your life’s purpose, contribute value to the world, and the world will contribute value back to you.  You’d think it would be easy to figure out what you “love to do” and what’s “in alignment with your life’s purpose” - but that isn’t always the case.  Maybe it’s because it’s been so long since you felt passionate about what you were doing that you forgot what it even feels like?  Maybe it’s because you WERE following your dream, but something came up (like an injury, for instance) that stopped you in your tracks, and now you need a new dream to follow?  Whatever the reason, is there a surefire way to figure out what you love, something that’s in alignment with your life’s purpose?  You betcha! [...] […] I had a really inspiring weekend.  An inspiring bus ride down to NYC and back (16 hours in all!), an inspiring time with some of my friends, and an inspiring time meeting Steve and Erin Pavlina along with a bunch of other like-minded souls - which was the ostensible reason for my trip.    I think that Steve and Erin’s message actually ends up being very simple:  do what you love to do - that which feels like it’s in alignment with your life’s purpose, contribute value to the world, and the world will contribute value back to you.  You’d think it would be easy to figure out what you “love to do” and what’s “in alignment with your life’s purpose” - but that isn’t always the case.  Maybe it’s because it’s been so long since you felt passionate about what you were doing that you forgot what it even feels like?  Maybe it’s because you WERE following your dream, but something came up (like an injury, for instance) that stopped you in your tracks, and now you need a new dream to follow?  Whatever the reason, is there a surefire way to figure out what you love, something that’s in alignment with your life’s purpose?  You betcha! […]

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