@Rachana yes for some people it is very difficult
@Fathimath_NA thanks for Sharing your thoughts
Sometimes it feels like that it needs to do with either or, yet neuroscience reveals how pursuing a hobby or passion apart of the workplace enhances productivity and perseverance at work. It’s kind of like the mind craves security as well as enthusiasm!
Passion and profession both are two poles of life.Profession is necessary for financial support but passion can be achieved by the profession both are interlinked with each other
I think practicality stops me from pursuing my true passions, but that doesn’t go to say that I don’t enjoy what I do now. At the end of the day, I wouldn’t want to get exhausted by turning my passion into mundane, everyday work, so I wpould prefer to have a practical source of income with which I can pursue my hobbies on the side.
Such a real struggle! @Abhishek_12
It’s tough when your heart and your paycheck seem to pull in different directions. But you’re right — finding a way to balance both can make work feel less like work. For me, the key is patience and small steps toward what I love.
Profession gives you stabilty and income soft maintaing your life while oon the other hand passion gives joy, peace and happiness. If you can turn your passion into profession then it will be like cherry on top.
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1. Yes, I’ve felt stuck between passion and profession. It’s not easy choosing between heart and stability.
2. Fear of failure and lack of time or resources often stop people from turning passion into profession.
3. I’d choose a passion that makes me feel alive—because true success is being happy with what you do everyday.
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It appears that many individuals find themselves in a situation where they feel conflicted between their passions and their professional lives.
Yes its really hard to choose one in passion or profession.
I believe we should try to turn your passion into your profession, and keep growing in that direction. That’s the best thing.
Those who turn their passion into their profession are truly fortunate. As a dentist, I remain deeply connected to my creative and artistic side. And as long as my profession gives me space to express that passion, I feel content and fulfilled.
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Passion is what that brings out the best in us. But with the passion if you are not able to live a complete life as you have dreamt of them it’s wiser to choose a profession that can fulfill your dreams. End of the day it’s about are you satisfied with the life you live? Are you happy when you hit the bed? Do you feel that satisfaction? If the answer is YES then follow what you do.
Lucky are those who have got passion as their profession.
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This is so real. Most of us have bills to pay and responsibilities to handle, so choosing passion over profession isn’t always easy. But finding a balance where your job supports your passion on the side feels like a smart and practical way to go. It’s not always about taking big risks, sometimes it’s about steady steps toward what you love.
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Nope, i always have one goal and that’s what’s I’m following now happily
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I should still invest more efforts towards my goals ( passion)
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Thejob which makes me feel alive
A lot of times …. Passion vs profession is still a war and a competition of excellence
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The question of passion vs. profession is, therefore, an important debate today because career ambitions are often in direct rivalry with personal fulfillment. Many people experience intense quandary over whether to pursue something that strikes them very much as being passionate or settle down to a profession that would assure them monetary security throughout their life.
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@Soumya true
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While my profession gives me purpose and stability, it is my passion that truly owns my heart. Passion fuels my drive, inspires creativity, and gives deeper meaning to what I do. Without it, the profession would feel mechanical. So, though both play important roles, it’s passion that leads the way and keeps my spirit alive.
@dranu1120 glad to hear that
@Yarramala yes I agree with you