A person is truly content only when engaged in activities that resonate deeply with their inner self. This feeling of liberation and enthusiasm is a sensation of being in one's element. Discovering one's place may take years, but the reward is a profound sense of purpose and a definition of the authentic self.

You may argue that you lack a specific inclination for something, but this is not true. Each person possesses a unique set of diverse talents and abilities. The key is to recognize them and harness them for personal growth. You may possess an imagination worthy of a writer, a beautiful voice that you only use in the bathroom, a mathematical mind, or perhaps a unique taste in jewelry.

However, even if you have the physical attributes and facial expressions of a potential actor, you won't be able to reach your full potential if you don't have a genuine passion for the craft. Hence, the second characteristic necessary for the element is a deep spiritual investment in the activity. Only genuine pleasure and delight from the activity will motivate you to continue developing and growing.

Compare the performance of two football players during a match. The one who has spent hours training will excel. It will be clear that this football player is enjoying the game and is excited to keep improving. In contrast, another player will give in to the zeal of the opponent because the process and victory are less important to them.

Our passions and elements may change. What once felt meaningful may no longer resonate, making it seem like our interests are narrowing. But in reality, it’s simply a sign to explore new directions. We can discover ourselves and grow in many ways, which will only expand our understanding and intelligence. So, let’s stop second-guessing ourselves and start putting our talents into motion.