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BOOK EXCERPT
The Passion Plan:
A Step-by-Step Guide to Discovering, Developing, and Living Your Passion

by Richard Chang
Published by Jossey-Bass Publishers
ISBN 0-7879-48213-6
Hardcover - 285 pages - $25.00

What's Holding You Back?

Think of something that you know or sense may be your passion. How do you feel when you think about pursuing it? Based on your feelings, check the statements below that are true for you. Be completely honest. If an item causes a strong reaction because you don't want it to be true, it's more than likely true for you.

1. ____ I dwell on problems that might occur if or when I pursue my passion.
2. ____ I question my ability to succeed at my passion.
3. ____ I feel unable to make the changes necessary to pursue my passion.
4. ____ I really don't care whether or not I pursue my passion.
5. ____ I limit my expectations of success based on what others like me have achieved in pursuing a similar passion.
6. ____ I procrastinate in making the changes needed to pursue my passion.
7. ____ The changes needed to pursue my passion require more effort than I have to give.
8. ____ Making the necessary changes to pursue my passion may be too risky for me.
9. ____ Others could easily convince me to abandon my passion.
10. ____ I worry that others will question my judgment about pursing my passion.

Scoring
Give yourself one point for each statement you marked true. Then read on to learn where you stand.

0-1 Congratulations! You are living your passion.

2-4 You have opportunities to do more with your passion. Be willing to pursue it and become the person you really want to be.

5-7 Break down the barriers and let more passion into your life. Develop specific actions for identifying and incorporating passion into your life on a regular basis.

8-10 You are suffering from severe passion deficit. Take immediate steps to identify your most important passion and solicit the support of your family and friends to help you incorporate this passion into your life. 

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Reprinted with permission of Richard Chang. 
Visit the Passion Plan web site at http://www.thepassionplan.com/

(c) 1999 Richard Chang, Ph.D. All rights reserved.

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