Fear of failure prevents us from finding and realizing our talent. We can get rid of this view of fear and failure by returning to our childhood. What you wanted to be when you were little will shed some light on your current talents and wishes.<\/div>\n
If you want to be a dragon tamer, that’s unlikely, but who says you can’t be a science fiction writer?<\/div>\n
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2) What Do You Lose The Concept Of Time While Doing?<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n
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You know, sometimes we don’t understand how time has passed while doing the things we love, here are the moments I want you to take note of.<\/div>\n
Please don’t be too hard on yourself, some talents are hidden and you may not find them right away, but please try to remember what you did in these very moments. For example, while writing, playing games, visiting a museum. How do I turn these into work? You can have a blog where you write reviews\/opinions about them. You can start with this.<\/div>\n
What do you dream of doing when you are bored at work or school?<\/div>\n
What would you do if you had unlimited opportunities and resources?<\/div>\n
If you could go anywhere in the world, where would you go? Why?<\/div>\n
If you quit your job, what would you do all day?<\/div>\n
I am here and I exist.<\/div>\n
The answers to all these questions can actually help you find what inspires you.<\/div>\n
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Sometimes we have a hard time seeing our own abilities. Ask your friends, family, people you think know you well, what are you doing well?<\/div>\n
I wish I had a talent like this, maybe others will find you incompetent. No problem! Who says you can’t improve yourself in subjects you don’t have innate talent? Or if you have a talent for something, you don’t need to follow it all your life.<\/div>\n
For example, your family or friends say you have a strong analytical mind, but you have a strange passion for mountaineering. Can’t you really find a formula to combine the two?<\/div>\n
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If you’re not sure what you’re capable of, go out and try something new.<\/div>\n
Watch and observe other people’s abilities and enjoy talking to them about these issues. Listen.<\/div>\n
Think about what talents the people you admire most have. Attend seminars, attend conventions, offer to attend classes from people you love. Mentor, mentor.<\/div>\n
Sir. How did they succeed?<\/div>\n
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It’s fine to ask other people’s opinions, but sometimes you just have to be on your own. You need to question yourself and discover yourself. Calmly, on your own, because acting on other people’s thoughts or opinions won’t make you happy in the long run. It does them.<\/div>\n
Most people are waiting for such a moment that their lives will change, something will happen that will rain inspiration from the sky and change their own destiny. Of course, there has been such a moment when famous musicians heard their own voices. But the best thing is to find that impulse that will create the change within yourself while sitting quietly. Try it, it might be a different experience.<\/div>\n
Just hang out. Make new experiences alone. without needing anyone else. Stay by yourself and see what happens.<\/div>\n
Gizem, it’s nice and nice, but if you say how do I do all these, I have prepared a few questions for you. \ud83d\ude42<\/div>\n
Yes, I would really like you to discover your own potential, so it’s not all my effort anyway. If even 1 person can change something in himself, create something beautiful and useful, I think it will contribute to this world.<\/div>\n
These questions also prepare you for the interviews you will enter. \ud83d\ude42 Here come our questions…<\/div>\n