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Listen to Your Inner Self

. The most common way hidden talents emerge is by feeling a hunger or desire for something. Do you see street musicians every morning on your way to work and feel the urge to play the guitar? Or do you visit an art gallery and admire the precise brushwork of a master\’s painting? These may be ways to become aware of your own talent. If you catch a glimpse of something somewhere that catches your eye, it may be just the thing for you. On the other hand, if you can\’t tell the difference between a drawing and a painting, and the subject of music doesn\’t appeal to you at all, you might want to cross something you feel the same way about off your list.

What comes easy to you?

What you are best at is usually what you are best at as well. In other words, if you are good at sports, can learn new things quickly, and feel no problem playing tennis without ever having held a racket, then sports are probably right for you. On the other hand, if you\’ve loved drawing since childhood, but so far have only done a little bit on the edges of work papers, you might want to consider taking an art course.

You are happy when things go well. Can you easily learn a new skill without having done that activity before and without anyone around you with experience? Then this is for you.
If you can also feel satisfaction when you succeed, even better. Often, we don\’t even need praise from others for what we truly enjoy, what we feel fulfilled by, or what we are talented at. All that is needed is one\’s own inner satisfaction and the pure joy of succeeding at something.
Furthermore, if we find something truly enjoyable and fulfilling, we can meet new people and gain new experiences and knowledge in that activity. Furthermore, you will gain someone who shares your new hobby and you can talk about it for hours.