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Work

Passion
What is Work Passion ?
Work passion refers to the strong enthusiasm or drive that an individual has
for their job or career.

It is a feeling of excitement and dedication towards the work that one does,
and it can often lead to increased productivity and job satisfaction.

Work passion can be developed over time through a combination of personal


interests, skills, and experiences, and it can often be a key factor
in finding career fulfillment and success
What is Work Passion ?
Work passion refers to the deep sense of
purpose and dedication that individuals feel
towards their work.
It is a driving force that motivates individuals to
put in their best efforts and strive for excellence
in their profession.

Happiness
Dedication
Fulfillment
Enthusiasm
Satisfaction
Not sure of their passion
19.2%

Only 17% work for


money; 83% would
opt to work for
Passionate about current job
16.7% passion, a recent
Could not find a job that meets my passion survey by Monster
64.2%
has revealed.
Is it that
important ?
How important is it to be passionate about work?
A large body of evidence-based career advice says, yes, employees who are
passionate about what they do will be both happier and more productive at
work. Their passion stems from caring deeply about what they do or where
they work and being personally invested in and motivated by its mission.

The only way to do great


work is to love what you do.
How important is it to be passionate about work?
1. But, is passion really the most important key to success?
2. What about the large percentage of people who don’t absolutely love their current
job - are they doomed to a life of failure and misery?

There is a vocal chorus of neigh sayers who claim “not at all,” who believe job-related passion
isn’t a key driver for success but, rather, an over-rated, over-valued trait that more often than
not leads people down the wrong career path.

Mark Cuban echoes other “passionate” critics who take a more pragmatic approach and suggests
people focus their careers more on what they’re good at and what they tend to devote their time
to (again, because this is what they’ll end up being most good at), leaving true passions for the
hobby bin.
Contributing
Factors
Factors contributing to Work Passion
Alignment with Positive work Sense of
Personal growth
personal values environment purpose

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2 4 6 8
Recognition Positive work Interesting and Autonomy
and culture challenging work
appreciation
When a person's work aligns When a person feels
with their personal values, recognized and appreciated
they for their work,
are more likely to feel they are more likely to feel
passionate about it. passionate about it.

1 2
Alignment with Recognition and
personal values appreciation

3 4
Positive work 1 Positive work
environment culture
A positive and supportive
A supportive and positive
work culture can
work environment can
contribute to an
also contribute to
individual's
work passion.
passion for their work.
When a person's work
People are often more
allows them to learn
passionate about work that
and grow, they are
is
more likely to
interesting and challenging.
feel passionate about it

5 6
Personal Interesting and
growth challenging work

Sense of purpose 7 8 Positive work


culture
When a person feels like A positive and supportive
their work has a meaningful work culture can
purpose or impact, contribute to an
they are more likely to feel individual's
passionate about it. passion for their work.
Benefits
of
Work Passion
1. Increased job satisfaction:
When you are passionate about your work, you are more likely
to enjoy your job, which leads to increased job satisfaction.

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4. Greater creativity
Passionate employees are more likely to be creative
and think outside of the box, which can lead to new
and innovative ideas and solutions.
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Passionate employees are more likely to be
noticed and promoted within their organization,
leading to greater career growth opportunities.
Cultivating
Work Passion
Cultivating Work Passion
Having specific goals
Find meaning in to strive for can give Take on new
your work: you a sense of challenges
direction and

1 3
purpose, and the
progress you make
towards achieving
them can help you
Try to identify the feel more passionate Seek out
purpose behind what about your work. opportunities to

2
you do and how it learn new skills and
contributes to take on new
something bigger than responsibilities.
yourself. This can help This can help you
you feel more feel more fulfilled
motivated and Set goals and work and engaged in
invested in your work. towards them your work.
Cultivating Work Passion
Make sure to take
breaks, get enough
Surrounding sleep, and engage in
activities that you enjoy
outside of work. This

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can help you feel more
balanced and able to
approach your work
with renewed energy
Surround yourself
and enthusiasm.
with positive and

5
supportive people.
Being around people
who are positive and
supportive can help
you feel more
motivated and Take care of yourself
energized.
Recommendations

Ted talk by Larry Smith: "Bringing


passion to your work"

"How to be passionate about your


work" - Sandeep Maheshwari

Article - "Be passionate about


your work with Tony Robbins "
B.Sc. Comp. Sci. (Hons)
Abhishek Kumar
Lakshanya
Madhav Agarwal
Mohammad Zohaib
Vimal Singh
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