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How To Share Your Passion Well

9 September 2019 by Eileen Leave a Comment

When we think about hobbies that border on obsessions, it’s easy to think of this as a pathological behavior. But that’s often not the case. Obsessions is often only a hairs breadth away from passion, and what might look like an over-the-top love for something from one angle might be considered a life-supporting and affirming hobby on the other.

If you have a similar passion (you’re likely thinking about it right now), it can be hard to both wish to share it and also keep it all to yourself at once, because those are the two directions you will likely wish to be pulled in.

Thankfully, there are more methods of sharing your love for something than ever before, and exercising in this hobby can not only help you take a natural breather away from practicing your intense passion, but it could help you get more out of it in a healthier, more in-depth manner.

How To Share Your Passion Well

Of course, this is all just theory, so let us get down to some worthwhile and practical tips to help you to this end. We think the following advice should be just perfect for that:

Run A Content Channel

It could be that running a blog, opening a YouTube channel or even a podcast could help you express why you love something so much, what difference it makes to your life and how you got into the hobby. With your expert opinions and advice, other people will naturally come to listen to what you have to say. This way you can also find a community of people who care for the thing you do, and you can analyze and discuss certain practices together. This can take any form, from discussing what newcomers to the hobby should expect, or what products are worth investing in, or how to move through that intermediate stage and become advanced, you can be sure that your personal vantage point will hold plenty of value.

Teach

It could be that you decide to become qualified to share and teach your passion with others, potentially helping someone else fall in love with it as you did. For example, there have been many everyday people who started a Yoga practice, fell in love with it, and then decided to become a Yoga teacher full time. Searching for whatever is on the horizon could be a great means of letting your hobby reach its natural conclusion.

Head To Conventions

Conventions are often the meeting points where many hobbyists and enthusiasts alike come to congregate and enjoy their hobby. It could be that you decide to run a display, taking some of your preserved items out of self storage and showing them to those who have traveled far to talk about this hobby. It’s common to see this at places such as Comic-Con or Gencon, conventions that celebrate comic book culture and board games respectively.

With these tips, we hope you can enjoy and share your passion even further, to the extent that you get great joy out of it all. You deserve to.

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