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Everyone wants to be successful.  We want to have the freedom to spend our working hours doing things we enjoy.  That’s why we often look at our hobbies as our goals.  Sometimes that works out to be a fine reality; sometimes we need to change hobbies to show us the reality of our goals. 

We attract the object of our desires, but we need to be aware that, once we get what we want, the want is gone and it’s time to extend our reach.  Sure, each of us has our passions and knows what we like to do, but we need take the time to figure out if what we like will be a good fit to how we want to live. 

Tony Clark, at Success from the Nest brings an interesting question to the table:  Should a Hobby Stay a Hobby or Become Your Career? 

When you’re exploring home business options, hobbies are a great place to start. The key is making sure it never becomes something you have to do. There’s already a word for that.  It’s called a job… --Tony D. Clark 

In the same vein, at The Secret To Life, Susan Velez talks about Keeping your Motivation Up. 

So if you are someone who is working towards their goals, and has not reached it yet, just keep working towards it and believe wholeheartedly that you will reach it. After all the only way you can fail is if you quit!! –Susan Velez 

Know what you want and learn to manifest it.  Don’t, however, forget that we need to go forward to go up.  We need to nurture our passions until they nurture us.