"فردی که با استعدادی به دنیا می‌آید که قرار است از آن استفاده کند بزرگترین خوشبختی خود را در استفاده از آن پیدا می‌کند"

When someone has a natural talent, they’ll find the most joy in life by using that talent. It’s like their true calling. Imagine an artist who was born with an incredible ability to paint. They could try different jobs—maybe working in an office or as a barista—but nothing will quite fulfill them the way painting does. It’s not just about being good at something; it’s about feeling complete and happy when you do the thing you're naturally inclined and skilled at.

Let’s take a quick trip back in time. Think about someone like Leonardo da Vinci. Born in the 15th century, he had a knack for painting, sculpting, and inventing. If da Vinci had ignored his talents and instead become, say, a merchant, would we have the Mona Lisa or The Last Supper? Probably not. His happiness and legacy were tied to his unique talents, and his greatest joy came from using them.

Now, let’s look at a modern example. Picture a top-tier chef in a bustling restaurant. This chef, let's call her Maria, has been passionate about cooking since she was a child. She has this incredible ability to combine ingredients in ways that surprise and delight people. Maria tried other jobs—she worked in retail, she even tried accounting—but nothing made her as happy as being in the kitchen. The sizzle of the pan, the aroma of fresh herbs, the joy on people's faces when they taste her food—that’s her sweet spot. When she’s cooking, she’s in her element. She’s not just doing a job; she’s fulfilling her purpose.

So, how can you apply this wisdom to your own life? Start by thinking about what you’re naturally good at. What’s that one thing you do where time just flies by, and you feel truly yourself? Maybe you’re great at organizing, and you get a kick out of turning chaos into order. Or perhaps you’re a gifted writer, and crafting stories or articles brings you a sense of peace and accomplishment. Whatever it is, find ways to incorporate that talent into your daily life. It doesn’t have to be your full-time job right away, but give it space to grow. Volunteer, take a class, start a side hustle—whatever it takes to keep that flame alive.

Imagine you’re at a coffee shop with a friend. You’re chatting about life, and your friend mentions they’re feeling unsatisfied with their job. You ask them what they’re passionate about, and they light up talking about their garden at home. They’ve got a green thumb and love spending weekends nurturing their plants. You suggest they look into landscaping or starting a small garden design business. You see, when you’re doing what you’re meant to do, it doesn’t feel like work. It feels like living.

So, take a moment. Reflect on your talents and passions. Think about ways you can bring them into your life more fully. You'll find that when you use the gifts you were born with, happiness follows naturally. And that’s a pretty great way to live, don’t you think?