I recently stumbled across one with an exercise that sounded particularly intriguing and helpful. Find the intersection of what you love to do and what you can get paid for. Do that.
Well, that sounds good. Being happy is great. Alternative lifestyles? Awesome. Booyah! After some thinking, though, I realize that intersection would look something like this:
Not quite as simple and clear-cut as I’d hoped it would be.
Perhaps you’ve noticed this quote over in my sidebar. When I feel like I’m left behind when everyone else is off doing exciting, dream-fulfilling things – I try and remind myself that my time will come; it’s not a competition. Be patient, I’m getting there.
Never compare your journey with someone else’s. It’s a marathon with no finish line. Someone else may start out faster than you, may seem to progress more quickly than you, but every runner has his own pace. Your journey is your journey, not a competition. You will never “arrive”. No one ever does.
– Cheryl Jacobs Nicolai
Nice Venn diagram design. I have a question, how is it possible to have a section inside a intersection of a Venn.