For our Happeneur system to work properly, our clients need to discover and/or work in their passion. Unfortunately many people go throughout their lives never really acknowledging and working in their passion. This is mainly due to the fact that they are not sure what their passion is or if they are even passionate about anything.
Sometimes people ask (actually I often ask this of me) "I am just one small insignificant being in a vast universe. What can I do to contribute to another's life?"
The following link takes you to a video that answered that question for one person(s): http://www.andiesisle.com/creation/magnificent.html
Now, I am not creative in that way, yet I am creative, as we all are in our own ways. We just need to express our creativity.
As I told my son once when he was feeling not so valued as a person: "Take your focus off yourself and your miserable life and focus on other people to see what you can do to add value to them. You accomplish two things they walk away feeling better and you walk away feeling better. If you can't think of anything that you can do to add value to others then just smile at them as you pass them on the street. I doubt anyone will hit you or curse you by giving them a warm friendly greeting."
Now, I embellished that a little because I did not actually use the term "miserable life". However, that is how he was acting at the time.
My point is this: your passion does not have to cause the world to stand on end and 5-6 billion people stand up and say "Thank you for sharing your world changing passion with us."
Your passion can be something as simple as a smile or growing beautiful flowers for passersby to see and appreciate. Once you get in the flow of working in your passion more and more ways of adding value to others' lives will emerge.
Systems work, all the time (when set up properly and Mike Jay knows how to set them up properly). Trust in the system and take action. Even the very best of systems will not work unless you do.