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Jun 20, 2025

The Bad Advice to “Find” Your Passion

Most people don’t fail to find passion. They quit too soon.

The Bad Advice to “Find” Your Passion

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Jun 2, 2025

Why Passion Feels Selfish — and Why That Might Be the Point

“Deep passion always requires a little self-obsession.” — Sarah Sarkis

Why Passion Feels Selfish — and Why That Might Be the Point

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Jun 17, 2025

What Flow Misses About Feeling Fully Alive

Flow is powerful — but it’s not the whole story. Aliveness includes the messy, the hard, and the moments that crack you open.

What Flow Misses About Feeling Fully Alive

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Jun 14, 2025

I’ve Interviewed 80+ Passionate People. These 10 Lessons Changed Me the Most.

What I learned after a year and a half of asking what lights people up — and how they keep the fire alive

I’ve Interviewed 80+ Passionate People. These 10 Lessons Changed Me the Most.

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Jun 4, 2025

Why Aliveness Matters More Than Ever

We don’t just need rest or resilience. We need something that makes us feel awake again. Here’s what aliveness really means.

Why Aliveness Matters More Than Ever

Krista Stryker

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Mar 12, 2024

Diving for the Feeling

Suzy Malseed and her Passion for Freediving

Diving for the Feeling

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Mar 5, 2024

Tilted Dreams

Jack Danger and His Passion for Pinball

Tilted Dreams

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Feb 28, 2024

The Flavor of Flow

Chef Gason Nelson and His Passion for Cooking

The Flavor of Flow

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Feb 20, 2024

Fascinated by Fascia

Dr. Edythe Heus and Her Passion for Muscles, Movement, and How Our Bodies Fit Together

Fascinated by Fascia

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Feb 6, 2024

Drinking From the Six of Cups

B. Earl and his Passion for Tarot

Drinking From the Six of Cups

Krista Stryker

Krista Stryker

Writer & founder of the Human Aliveness Lab. Exploring passion, purpose, and what it means to feel fully alive — in work, art, and everyday life.

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