Passion

PassionWhy are you a furniture artist?  Or let me ask, why are you still a furniture artist?o   Have you found what you really enjoy doing? Are you still searching?o   I was listening to a voice coach on YouTube the other day describing a musician's voice and song selection. He mentioned that a musician needs to be at one with the selection. Needed to feel the music and his passion come through the music. o   Does that apply to us, furniture artists?o   Do you have to be at one with your project? It’s deep that I feel has excellent accuracy in what I do.o   Passion can drive you so fast into a project that you soon become so stuck your project is hitting a wall and you don’t know what to do. Or is that adrenaline? ·      You can be good at something, but does it mean you enjoy it or have a passion for it?·      What’s the difference between gifted, skilled, and passion? ·      Sometimes I feel you can judge the level of passion by the ability to conquer difficulties. ·      For example, if you come up with a difficult challenge with your project, do you put it to the side or do you say—"I got this, I will not be conquered by this”?·      There’s a choice you make, a mindset and state of mind that puts you in a path for success.·      Passion brings you back, it drives you to keep going, ·      to keep reaching·      Passion for growth·      Passion to have success?·      Passion to do the craft regardless of what others think?·      Have you ever used the phrase—“I’m waiting for the piece to speak to me”?  I am sure we all have.  ·      Be careful you aren’t just too spread thin. A passion for what you love should clear the way for you to get back to the goal or the prize. You might need to simplify the path. ·      You should find more joy in what you do if you have an open slate to let the passion drive.  Support the show