How much in LOVE are you?

by Fatemi sir

It is a popular belief that February is the month of love—does that mean, other months are without love?  When you are in love, YOU ARE IN LOVE, not only in love in February but throughout the year. I am sure; you have been in love or are still in love with somebody or something you do. You love your parents, your spouse, children, and friends. Some people love their work, enjoy art, culture, music…  you can imagine it, name it, and anything and everything in this world can be loved.  So it is clear that love is not necessarily confined between only two people, but encompasses a much wider and larger circle. And remember, according to research, people in love are happy people, and the more they love, the happier they become and feel.

Today my blog is about what we do, but more importantly, what we LOVE to do. It can be your day-to-day office job, or a big business, if you love what you are doing, you will love every moment of it. From my personal experience, success in work or business comes when one works from their heart..

What is love?

According to psychologist, Dr Deborah Anapol,  love is a force of nature. No matter how desperately we may want to, we cannot command, demand, or take away love, any more than we can command the moon, and the stars, and the winds, and the rain to come and go according to our whims.

 I raise you a question: how much in LOVE are you with what you are doing today?

When I started my working as an Aerospace Engineer back in 1979, I absolutely loved my job, and as time passed by, my engineering job changed in to teaching pilots, which over time became boring. But when I joined Network Marketing in 2003, and experienced the beauty and power of this new profession, I instantly fell in love. I loved every moment of my new life where I was in a position to LISTEN to people’s problems, and if they were ready to resolve their problem, I helped them by providing them solutions. Earlier in my career, I used to work under somebody (like most people do in a job) to purely support my family. Today, I am not working for somebody; I am my own boss, and what a wonderful feeling that is! An important fact that I quickly realized is that my present work pays me for helping thousands globally, and at the same time, I am fortunate enough to receive the love and blessings of people I have helped. I am forever grateful to God for bestowing me this wonderful opportunity, where I touch the lives of many, making it the WOW factor in my life.

I have seen and met many successful people—all of them are in love with what they do. Most of them achieved their feats by indulging in many productive hours in the “labor of love”.

 If you are not in love with what you are doing today, my advice to you is to find what you love. It may take some time to discover that love, but I assure you, your life will transform for the better forever. Remember, do what you love and love what you do.