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"The thirst experienced from lacking curiosity and passion feels like walking through the Sahara searching for an oasis." - this is profound, and true. For me, I have had periods in my life where my curiosity was killed by the minutia of busy-ness. It is like experiencing dehydration, but for the creativity of the mind.

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Dehydration of creativity in the mind. Absolutely love that take. Thanks, Colette.

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"So rather than seeking happiness, love, and passion in an activity — explore what expresses who you are, and you’ll have found a bottomless source."

Beautifully put Niall. Drawing and, to a lesser extent, writing do that for me. I've recently rediscovered both and life is all the sweeter for it!

Thank you for sharing your work with the world.

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Appreciate your kind words, Ayakin! Keep expressing yourself through your creativity :)

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Love what you do and do what you love and you’ll work everyday of your life and for most of them you’ll have a smile on your face

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I really enjoyed reading your post, because I used to do whatever I wanted because it made me feel satisfied and happy although it was misleading as you mentioned, but it was at least the way I perceived it at that phase of my life. Then the life taught me a lesson :), so I stopped seeking happiness, I kept myself busy, and told myself, happiness doesn't matter and that what the life goes around.

what I really love to do is to love and be loved, go around the world with him enjoying adventures and nature

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That’s another question. Who am I ☺️

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I think you know. You said it in the last sentence of your first comment :)

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Ya an activity can often feel pleasurable but pleasure isn't always the best guide. Keep doing what feels like an expression of who you are :)

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