B2 – Upper Intermediate
Knowing what your passion is a great thing. Most people go on about their lives trying to find it.
However, finding out what it is and keeping the fire burning for it is not the be-all and end-all. Losing your interest in what you are passionate about and trying to rekindle that lost fervor is another thing.
Read the article to learn the five ways that can help reignite your fire.
https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20230113-the-mindset-to-re-kindle-lost-passion
Vocabulary Questions:
- What does “fan the flames” mean, “What strategies do they use to fan the flames of their zeal for work?“? Use this phrase in a sentence.
- What does “in a rut” mean, “If you still feel like you are in a rut, you might simply be asking too much from your career.“? Make a sentence with this phrase.
- Define “self-consequating“. “Two of the most useful techniques are “proximal goal setting” and “self-consequating”.” Use this in a sentence.
Discussion Questions:
- Do you agree with the techniques mentioned in the article?
- What are some common reasons why people lose their passion for their work or hobbies?
- Have you ever experienced a loss of passion or enthusiasm in your life? If so, how did it manifest and how did you handle it?
- How important is it to have a supportive network or community when trying to rekindle lost passion?
- Are there any specific strategies or techniques mentioned in the article that resonate with you and that you would consider implementing to reignite your passion?