I’m happy to hear you’re enjoying the questions. Like I mentioned, on my journey I did part of it backwards and began asking myself what I didn’t want. Slowly, what I did want from life, emerged.

I wish you the best on finding your passion, too.

I’m happy to hear you also found your passion. It’s a good feeling, isn’t it?

By the way, did you have a chance to read Tom’s interview I posted on Saturday? (Seize the Opportunity… ) He takes things a little further and raises the issue of true callings.

Thank you for sharing the great lesson. I agree. When we listen to others, we could easily become discouraged. And like you found out, although your brother told you it would be hard to penetrate blogging, you did your homework and found out most blogs don’t make it.

And yes. Other people’s ideas can be useful, but like you said, we need to weigh them out and use what works for us.

P.S. I’m happy to hear you followed your heart and pursued blogging anyway.

That’s so true. If we take one thing at a time, soon we can complete the whole picture.

Keep your dream alive and someday it will become a reality. I wish you all the best in your endeavors.

I like that quote. And yes, we always find time to do that which we enjoy.

And yes, with blogging when we enjoy it, it’s never boring. There’s so much to share.