Summary Your passions are like sunshine: they give you power and energy. You might need to try many new activities to find your passions. You can fit your passions into a busy schedule by doing them in shorter bursts. What are some of your passions?

Assignment

Create a Passion Map where you identify four things that give you energy. If this is challenging at first, take a couple of days and try to notice all of the moments when you feel energized. Write down what you are doing in those moments.

Make your own Passion Map using this template or your own drawing. Put the sun in the middle and four passions around it.

For your assignment:

Submit your completed Passion Map. Here is an example of a completed Passion Map.
Hit your Turbo Button and take one action to energize yourself by doing one of the things in your Passion Map. Write at least three complete sentences describing what you did and how you felt.
Review the checklist to success.
Submit your work to 07.02 Get Energized.

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