You have a passion, trust me! We all have passions. If you think that you don’t have a passion, think again, you do… but you just don’t know what it is at this time. Perhaps you’re not ready. Perhaps you’re doing something from preventing it from showing its face. But it’s there… Waiting for you. Waiting for you to discover her. All you have to do is allow her to surface. And I can’t tell you how to do that — only you know how. Let your mission to uncovering your passion start today. Have a great day.

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Adam, who runs the successful and newly launched My Body Tutor, said something that left an impression on me: I married my passion with entrepreneurship.

For years Adam has had a passion for body, health, and fitness and he finally tied that passion together with entrepreneurship. I was ecstatic to hear how well he was doing with his new venture and even happier to know that he is finally doing what he truly loves in life.

We all, as young entrepreneurs, have to marry our passions. Starting a business around something that you truly don’t love is akin to cheating on your girlfriend behind her back – not good.

Simply put, it’s betrayal. You are betraying yourself by not following your true passions and desires. You need to find that special “something” that makes you infinitely happy, and marry it for life.

When you find yourself creating and running a company that you truly aren’t passion about, you need to get a divorce. Hopefully you’ll find out sooner than later, so you may be able to get a nice and clean annulment.

But, if you let it go on for too long, you are going to suffer even more. And, like in real-life divorces, not only you will suffer, but so will others. Your customers will suffer.

Think about it: if you spend a few years building a business around something that you truly aren’t passionate about and then all of a sudden decide to get with the program and start something you really love, guess who will suffer? All the clients that you amassed over the course of the business.

Now all of a sudden, you either end up shutting down the company or selling it to someone else — either way, your clients will be affected in some capacity, and most likely not to their benefit.

So the lesson is: before you start a business, before you go to bed with an idea, make sure that it’s something that you really love — something that you can see yourself pursuing for a lifetime. And if you currently don’t feel that with the company you are running, then it’s time for a divorce. Period.