The Passion Of Anna

Growing up Amish meant that we did not have any technology at all and this is incredible for me today. How come I'm not aware of the technology to this question is quite amazing. As I think and I remember everything I wanted to do, but never thought it would be possible. I can not believe some of the things I do today.

Some people might say or wonder how I could do all the things I do today from a context where the Amish grew up without television, electricity, radio, unable to drive a car or a of these modern conveniences we all take for granted. But I really think that anyone can have or do anything they want. It's just a question of wanting to pretty bad. When you why it is very much possible.

When I was in my teens I saw the lady next to go to work every day. I dreamed of going to college so I can have a carrier or a mine. I remember once I got to go to a bigger city, for business women in the street, wishing I learned a trade and work in the city. I just had a great passion for college and learn all the things I felt I knew these women business owners.

I used to spend hours dreaming about what it would be curious to know how to use a computer. To be able to type 60 words per minute. I must say that much of my time was spent dreaming about what my life could be like if I was not born Amish. These types of thoughts do not come and start just before I left the Amish. They have established a number of years before I made the left. I would say that most of my teen years I had this kind of thoughts in my mind. My passion and dream was so big that consumed most of my thoughts when I had time to think about myself.

I think I'm saying here is .... Find what you want to know what motivates your passion and let you eat. I mean obviously not to the point that you neglect your children or your life, but the growth of your passion large enough that you can find and take a walk every day this passion.

If I can spend $ 12.65 after when I turned 21, leaving two of college culture twice and my passion for the past 15 years, which is to help others and the Amish culture teaching that anyone can do. I see no reason for anyone not to live their passion and love what they do. If your current job is not what you love to do but find your passion to find a way to work at your passion.

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