HOW TO FIND YOUR PASSION AND TURN IT INTO PROFESSION.

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FINDING YOUR LIFE’S PURPOSE

If you’ve spent time researching ‘How to find your why’, you’ve Probably heard of the term Ikigai. It’s a Japanese word that Means, ‘reason for being’, and It’s essentially your life’s purpose – The reason you get out of bed Each morning. If you’re a visual Person,



I work in corporate world last Four year but I do not like a 9 to 5 job everyday get up get ready And go to the office again come Back home and take a dinner And sleep it's so boring.

Life is my so I can decide what Should I do in my life yes before I start my blogging careers and Never know that I have a writing Skill and I can express my Experience my feelings through my writing skill.

When I am doing a hostess job In a cafe in 2021 from there I Start my blogging career 12 hour Job I have to do it for earning Money but  I forgot! my passion  
What I love to do? what things That make me I happy to do?

Being a blogger is not a easy the Lot of  work have to do for Blogging And update the Audience as I am As blogger not A famous blogger what is small Blogger I study One thing that Blogging is my Passion writing  Is my fashion, Researching is my Revolution! 

Even whatever happened in our Life there have a reason to Happen we should understand This very well might be some People do not believe it or do not Think is exist.... 

Before find your Passion you Should find yourself to know Very well what is your life Purpose ?what is your hobby? Which might be help you to Reach your passion? 

People there have a lot of Bobbies like writing ,singing Dancing ,or Read book, write a Book ,researching on mythology Or architecture etc .... 

Nowadays to be a success man And woman you should follow Your passion first. Increasing Own knowledge Is which urpose You want to be updated Yourself But update your skills! 

Remember no one can be a Success without failure if you Are failure in many ways you Should at least try to be a Success how many time you Gonna failure ? One day you will Be a success ... But remember Try to learn from your failure do Not be upset think it is just as Steps towards success so Whenever you getting a failure You keep learning from your Failure and try to be a success. 

Today I quit my corporate world Job and follow my passion Means my blogging see today I Am doing a blogging for on START-UP company as well as my Personal also so blogging is Helping me be success in life .....

Yes I follow my one passion as My profession is the blogging.

I have a more passion like Painting, Reader book, Exploring The places taking a photograph

From there I again explore my Second passion is reading a Book, now I am writing a book
I am started writing a book in a Wattpad you can go and Search Me over there as a 'DAILY BEAUTY TIPS BY SANYAL PAYAL ROWDY 'you can read my new Book which I launch yesterday On Wattpad That daily beauty Tips I try to Bring Ayurveda and yoga into a Beauty tips I try to Remind that Indian culture in the Skin care and beauty routine That is my book purpose and my Bad experience of chemical Beauty product.

# passion 
# love yourself 







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