What you love...for a bigger purpose

Joe Trusslow's interview is inspiring. I think his most dominate point is that as artists (of all forms) it is important that we recreate our favorite parts of the world. Because it's a big, huge and somewhat scary place...but there are so many wonderful parts to it. You would thank that because there are so many different aspects to life and the world we live in, that artists would  never get tired of finding new stories to tell and new ways to tell them. But Trusslow fears he is going to become trapped doing something that he loves. I find that so ironic. How can a person become trapped doing something they love? I think that is is why it is so important to be doing what you love for a bigger reason...a bigger purpose. Every day we need to renew our mind and remind ourselves why we do what we do. In my case...all for the glory of God. Not saying that I don't need to also remind myself that I do love what I am  doing...but remembering that it is for God will help refuel the flame behind the passion.