LOH #159: My Passion In Life

Hello, Ladies of Hive Community!

It is a great joy to join and participate in contest #159 this week. I'm happy to share my response to this question with you:

1️⃣ What in life are you most passionate about?

My greatest passion in life is teaching.

When it comes to teaching, I have a strong passion. For my bachelor's degree, I studied for around four years; for my master's degree, I studied for an additional two years.

Teaching requires a lot of work. I overcame a lot of heartbreaks and disappointments, as well as many tears and restless nights. I had a difficult time obtaining my license. I occasionally doubted my skills and pondered whether I might become a successful teacher in the future.

However, I appreciate the passion in my heart since it fuels and maintains my desire to follow my ambition of becoming a teacher.

Without passion in your heart, dreams are unattainable.

Routine and monotony can steal and replace life's flavor, robbing us of the essence that makes each day more joyful. However, pursuing our passions makes life more exciting and meaningful.

You can identify passion as a powerful, profound emotion. It takes over your entire body and stops your mind. It gives our work a sense of fulfillment and effortlessness. It feels like being tormented—first by surprise, then by joy and an inexplicable sense of satisfaction.

Passion is a unique component that reawakens our drive and tenacity. It ignites our aspirations and desires. It motivates us to persevere through difficulties rather than giving up easily. We won't have energy or be able to force ourselves to do anything without passion and desire.

It is common knowledge that teaching is a challenging career requiring a wide range of talents beyond those directly linked to the position.

I worked on inspiring and cultivating in my students a desire to learn throughout my professional life. The lessons that pupils are taught have real-world applications. Thus, using the tools, I incorporate as many real-world examples as possible into my classes. I greatly desire to educate the young people who will make up the youth of our country and the world in the future.

The most excellent way to realize the dream of a peaceful society is to educate young people on the correct values at the institution of higher learning. This way, when they enroll in undergraduate programs, they will have pearls of wisdom that will guide them at every turn. I ensure every student participates in my class discussions to enhance the teacher-student connection. Each kid is different and has potential that can develop and be enhanced with the help of the teachers.

My passion is teaching. I became a teacher because it is the most fun and successful method to make a difference in the world. In summary, my approach to changing the world is as follows: we must make a change.

I can work on people's hearts and minds through teaching, assisting them in becoming empowered, literate, involved, creative, and accessible individuals who wish to participate in the global change movement. I've seen it occur. Though I'm seeing it now, I always thought my students could change and discover who they are in addition to becoming literate and earning a university degree. Every kid can do the seemingly impossible, but they require our guidance and patience as teachers. They're doing it now, as I always knew they could.

"Nothing is as important as passion. No matter what you want to do with your life, be passionate."