Jerry Banfield

When you love what you do, you will do it more often and use failures as a learning experience to grow. If you have a spiritual foundation that describes why you are alive and why you will work hard, your path to finding what you love to do will be much faster. When you find what you love to do, you will enjoy it enough to practice it for fun. I struggled for all of my adult life to find what I love to do and describe why I wanted to do it. Now that I have, what I do and how I do it have grown faster than anything in my life ever has. I hope what I share with you will help you spend less time finding what you love to do and why you do it! Finding the love you have for what you do is both a spiritual activity and a practical journey. Practically, finding and doing what you love takes trial and error. Spiritually, describing the love you have for what you do or might do can make figuring out where to start or what to try next a lot easier. All of my adult life, I had an idea that I wanted to help people