Reason 1
How awesome would it be to take control of your life and do more of what makes you happy? That’s right, starting a passion project can bring you happiness, and I don’t just mean the “I’ve had a good day” kind of happiness, but the “I’m living my best life” kind of happiness. You get to decide what your passion project is, set the goal, choose how big or small it is, and work with the people you choose. You get to define your own version of success. So, what’s your passion project going to be?
Reason 2
Want to have some fun and do more of what you love? That’s the beauty of a passion project – you can spend time doing something that makes your heart sing. Sure, you might not make a ton of money from it, but who cares? You define what’s fun for you, and you get to spend time doing more of what you love. Plus, you get to share your passion with others. So, what’s your passion project?
Most wannabe entrepreneurs, frustrated creatives, and closeted dreamers need a space to support that side hustle thinking – and let’s face it, you can’t exactly ask your boss for that!
Reason 3
Who says you’re not a creative person? We’re all creative beings, and doing something creative can make you feel amazing. Just look at how absorbed kids get in creative play. Kurt Vonnegut summed it up perfectly when he said, “The arts are not a way to make a living. They are a very human way of making life more bearable. Practicing an art, no matter how well or badly, is a way to make your soul grow, for heaven’s sake. Sing in the shower. Dance to the radio. Tell stories. Write a poem to a friend, even a lousy poem. Do it as well as you possibly can. You will get an enormous reward. You will have created something.”
For me, singing and playing the piano at home brings me so much joy. So, what’s your creative passion? Let’s explore it together.
Reason 4
Sure, your current job might pay the bills, but what’s the point if it doesn’t give your life meaning? Starting a passion project can bring more meaning into your life. You get to decide how you want to make a difference in the world. Start a workshop to help young people find work. Teach others a skill you’re passionate about. Volunteer for a cause you believe in. What’s meaningful to you? Let’s make it happen!
Reason 5
Don’t wait for opportunity to come knocking on your door – go out and create your own opportunity through a passion project. Want to be a photographer? Start taking photos and share them on social media. Want to sing? Join a community choir. Want to start a side hustle as a chef? Start a supper club.
The key is to take action and start small. We can work together to make it happen. As Kurt Vonnegut said, “You will have created something.” And that something could be the start of an amazing journey.
Most wannabe entrepreneurs, frustrated creatives, and closeted dreamers need a space to support that side hustle thinking – and I’m here to help. Let’s get clear on what you really want, create safety around any fears blocking your way, and make it happen faster than you thought possible.