You actually enjoy attending classes
Now, I know for many that math class can be boring, but that is not my point.
If you look forward to any sort of training or class regarding your career, then you probably have a true passion for that field. This is much more than just liking the teacher, or enjoying the class because you don't have to do anything.
Classes or training that allows growth and presents challenges but also brings joy and excitement are some of the most impactful courses you can be a part of.
Even if the class is not a direct necessity for your career, but it could bring a new perspective or aspect to your resume which could help you in the long run.
You spend time looking into the career for fun
Research doesn't sound fun but doing it on your own without any requirements or guidelines can be really beneficial. Simply looking into the benefits or even opportunities with your career can help you to further understand and deepen your passion for whatever you plan on pursuing.
You talk about it a lot
When you can bring up your career in any conversation then you probably really like your career.
Talking about what you are passionate about is definitely not a bad thing. If your families or friends tell you to stop talking about it, then you must really really like that job.
The best thing you can do if your friends are tired of hearing the same things over and over again, find people that share your passion.
People that don't know anything about your career may not understand everything you are talking about, but once you find someone that shares the same career interests as you, conversations will flourish and go nuts.
Once you are away from it, all you want is to go back
When your passion is so pure, it is hard to take any time away from it. If you ever go after another job or for some reason take a break from your career, it can constantly make you think and reminisce your original plan. In some cases, it may get to the point to where you actually do go back and are better than ever.
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