Most individuals find
it difficult when trying to figure out what is that they want out of life for
their future and try to define their answers by find it difficult when trying
to figure out what is that they want out of life for their future and try to
define their answers by rushing things out the door. Lots of us tend to find
ourselves confused in such situations and it can be stressing how long it could
take when we are unaware of passions or talents. In the past couple of months
I’ve meet several people, from teenagers to sixty year elders, some that have
had already decided what they wanted to major on and others who had no idea of
what they are getting involved into. As I got to know more and more people I’ve
realized that “the human flourishing is not a mechanical process [but rather]
is an organic process” as Ken Robinson mentions. For a couple of us it takes
more than time to officially state what we want or what we may be good at, our
minds and emotions are constantly changing as we grow up and experience new
things. Experience is required in life in order to find our talents it takes little
steps in order to find what truly motivates and sparkles our souls our
passions. Parents, teachers, and other society members tend to have high
expectations from the young coming generations. We are often expected to take
huge steps in educational matters, from being a recently graduated high school
student to suddenly becoming a doctor, but no. There should be a stop sign to
the pressure that’s being brought upon us from others’ anticipations. We all
need time to become fully developed and be able to flourish our passions what
really screams inside of us, we need time to define our souls, the organic
process requires time it is the human development.
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