There’s this borrowed idea about success stories: someone finds something they love, pours their heart into it, and then—bam! It goes viral. They become famous and rich.

Why is this idea wrong? Well, it’s not wrong; it’s just upside down.

Here’s what I mean: in today’s world, distractions are everywhere. There’s so much information coming at you from every direction that it’s easy to drift away from the things that truly matter to you.

Now, back to that success story—it’s told from the end. It assumes you already know what you want most in life, the thing you enjoy most. It starts from there: the main character finds it, does it, and then becomes happy, fulfilled, famous, and rich.

But here’s the real struggle: it’s not about doing something that goes viral. It’s about finding something you’re so passionate about that, when you do it, you become one with it.

This is about that thing—the one that grabs your heart and feeds it the joy it deserves.

When you discover that passion and truly connect with it, that’s when your success story begins.

Now, I’m not saying that once you find your passion, everything will fall into place overnight. There’s still the journey: the support, the work, the consistency.

So, am I saying it will never be easy?

No, that’s not what I’m saying. What I’m saying is this:

Enjoy the ride.

Wherever you are on your journey, it’s vital to do the work and stay consistent. But this ride? This is life in all its essence. Why struggle while living it?

If you’re searching for your passion, enjoy the open-ended roads, the unanswered questions, and the endless opportunities. The world is your canvas.

If you’ve already found your passion, then you’re ahead! You know what you want. Now it’s time to plan, stay consistent, and start singing your song to the world. And trust me, someone out there is bound to listen.

There are countless scenarios—each one unique to you, where you are, and what you want to achieve in life.

So, let’s figure out where we are and how to move forward. Wherever that may be, let’s enjoy it. Let’s have fun with it.

Right now, at this very moment, is the oldest you’ve ever been—and the youngest you’ll ever be.

Use the wisdom of your oldest self and the joy of your youngest self.

Because trust me, my friend, you’re on the right path.