What make you happy, what are you passionate about? If you're passionate about something , if it makes you happy, and if you always look forward to an activity. You're passionate.
There are three things that i'm always looking forward to, drawing, writing, and reading. Somewhat cliche,I know, but being creative is something that comes naturally to me. I'm an imaginative person, I can make up a fantasy story right on the spot. I give thanks to all my hobbies. I take pride in my creativity, and like visiting DIY (Do It Yourself) sites, learning and adding to my collection of tricks and skills.
List hobbies (and things i like to do)
*Drawing *Painting
*Tumbling *Singing in the shower (lol)
*Reading *Designing shoes/clothes
*Writing *Cooking
I don't always have time for everything, so i just set up mini project for each categories. One week I'd work on finish reading a book, and the next working on mastering a new recipe, and maybe the week after that I'll work on a mural on my wall. I guess it's a game of pacing yourself, if you're interested in more than one thing. If you do something you like you'll be at peace of mind (at least while you're doing your hobby).
I do what I like, and what I like keeps me busy. Finishing my schoolwork is always my first priority, but once I have an hour or so of free time, it's creativity time. Getting to my point, when you're a teen and are about to apply for a college and or a job, you want to seem well rounded, not fat, but that you were very involved in in-school activities and out-school activities. Employers/ colleges not only want to know what clubs you are in in school. They also want to know what you do with your free time, if you have hobbies, if you play an instrument for fun, if you're involved in a church related club. They want to know what you do with yourself when you don't have work to do.
There are three things that i'm always looking forward to, drawing, writing, and reading. Somewhat cliche,I know, but being creative is something that comes naturally to me. I'm an imaginative person, I can make up a fantasy story right on the spot. I give thanks to all my hobbies. I take pride in my creativity, and like visiting DIY (Do It Yourself) sites, learning and adding to my collection of tricks and skills.
List hobbies (and things i like to do)
*Drawing *Painting
*Tumbling *Singing in the shower (lol)
*Reading *Designing shoes/clothes
*Writing *Cooking
I don't always have time for everything, so i just set up mini project for each categories. One week I'd work on finish reading a book, and the next working on mastering a new recipe, and maybe the week after that I'll work on a mural on my wall. I guess it's a game of pacing yourself, if you're interested in more than one thing. If you do something you like you'll be at peace of mind (at least while you're doing your hobby).
I do what I like, and what I like keeps me busy. Finishing my schoolwork is always my first priority, but once I have an hour or so of free time, it's creativity time. Getting to my point, when you're a teen and are about to apply for a college and or a job, you want to seem well rounded, not fat, but that you were very involved in in-school activities and out-school activities. Employers/ colleges not only want to know what clubs you are in in school. They also want to know what you do with your free time, if you have hobbies, if you play an instrument for fun, if you're involved in a church related club. They want to know what you do with yourself when you don't have work to do.
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