Earlier this year, my husband didn't want to go to Mexico...

Let me backtrack a bit here...

Mexico wasn't on my husband's "Life List." He had no interest in visiting the country and he was alarmed by some incidents happening to tourists. The media he was exposed to gave the whole country a bad name. So when I proposed a trip to Cabo, he was very reluctant to consider it. It sure didn't help that he had grown up with his own mother's bias against Mexico. 

His belief system was simple: Mexico was dangerous and not a good place to vacation in. 

Me, on the other hand, had been to Cabo twice and I loved it. I wanted to go back. I wanted my husband to experience the wonder and joy that I associated with Cabo. 

I booked the trip and figured I would ask forgiveness later. 

The hubby was a little miffed at first, but you know that saying, "happy wife, happy life?" Well, he was along for the ride and he would make the best of it. 

Well, after a week on a beautiful beach in Cabo, the hu...

“How do I find my passion?”

That’s the number one question that people come to me seeking the answer for.

My answer is simple:

You create it. You create your own Passion Path.

Passion is an energy that is a gift in your life. The thing is, most people never take the bow off. They never unwrap the gift.

Or sometimes they do, but then they put the gift on a back shelf in a closet–and forget about it.

So after working with many people on the process of unwrapping the gift of passion–I created a way to tap into the energy of passion on a daily basis:

The Passion Path.

The Passion Path is a daily journal with three parts: A question to ponder, actions to take, and a practice of daily gratitude.

There is power in writing your thoughts and creating a daily habit that brings in a positive energy into your life. When you create this new path, you set passion in motion.

Does it work?

Yes.

Edie created a Passion Path by taking up dance lessons again following an unexpected divorce.