52: How to Follow Your Passion, Part 2

Shameless Leadership

Sara Dean

Self-improvement, How To, Business, Management, Education

4.7 • 800 Ratings

🗓️ 24 August 2016

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

In Episode 51, I talked about how to find your passion by: Defining what you love Defining where you thrive Defining what stifles you Defining who you want to be Be sure to listen to Episode 51, if you haven’t already! Today I’ll build upon finding you passion by discussing: Transitions between passions and life plans How to create time and space for building your passion How to hustle, smarter Where your support is Be kind to yourself, but also fierce How to find mentors and follow those who have gone before you The idea of “following your passion” sounds really nice – but actually following your passion takes #ladyballs and a serious plan. This episode will help you put some pieces together so you can move forward, daily; so you can feel confident and excited; so you can finally do that thing you’ve been dying to do. I also share all the amazing, inspirational and informational podcasts I have learned from – that have allowed me to follow my passion of starting and building a podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Shameless Mom Academy. I'm your host, Sarah Dean, and I'm here to give you
0:08.7	and other passionate, dedicated moms the tools you need to bridge the gap between motherhood
0:13.0	and living the life of your dreams. I'm also here to help you be a little more shameless every day,
0:18.4	because if you aren't building a life, you're extraordinarily
0:20.9	proud of, what kind of legacy are you building? So let's dive in. Hello, shameless moms, and welcome
0:28.3	to part two of how to follow your passion. I'm excited to be here today. And I have to tell you,
0:33.4	I have this habit of getting really excited about recording episodes and then I wait until I'm
0:38.1	like up against a deadline. So it is currently 503 and I'm supposed to pick Vinnie up from school at
0:43.4	5.30. So we're going to get this done in 30. I mean, he's across the street. So it takes me
0:48.9	one minute to walk over there and I can be a couple minutes late. But for some reason,
0:52.7	like I could have done this three hours ago
0:54.7	and things just kept getting in the way. This is how I procrastinate. And then right when I'm up
0:59.1	against a deadline, I have to like push to get it done. And I did not used to be this way. This actually
1:04.0	is relevant to our topic today. I did not used to be this way. I used to be the kind of person with a deadline. If I had a deadline of something being due today, I would have had it done three days ago. I don't know at what point, this happened long
1:14.7	before I had, it was a mom that somehow my ability to like work ahead of deadlines and ahead of
1:20.0	schedule, I lost it completely. I don't know where it went. It was something that was with me all
1:24.3	through like high school and college. And then somewhere in my 20s, I left it in a park somewhere. I don't even know what happened. So anyway, so we're up against
1:30.7	the deadline. So we're going to fly through some information today. This is actually really great stuff.
1:35.0	I'm really excited and I'm passionate about talking about passion. If you missed the first episode,
1:40.5	part one, make sure you go back and listen to part one before you listen to part two, or you can listen to it after. But I am going to reference a few things from that first episode.
1:47.8	So just know that it's there and make sure that you listen to that as well if you are looking
1:52.0	into following a new passion. So like I talked about in episode one, maybe you're wanting to change
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