Inspiring others is a difficult task. The success rate of it is incredibly low and you will experience many failures if you look at every person you hope to inspire compared to how many people you actually do inspire. Some huge seminars and motivational speakers make a real lasting difference in only a few people's lives in as many as a thousand attendees. If you look at those same odds for yourself, you might easily be discouraged if you hope to inspire others in something that you don't truly love to do. If you love something dearly, however, you won't care how successful you are inspiring others and will continue to persevere no matter what you face along the way. You may find that some people would rather make fun of you or your ideas, disagree and argue or even take pride in your own failures instead of being inspired. None of that matters with things you love because you will continue to do it anyway. So having that depth, that love and passion for something will protect you from all the failures before even taking any steps to inspire others.
Can you make the most of failures and continue to drive your passions? Will you continue trying to inspire others if you don't first succeed? These are the questions you must know you can handle and say yes to if you are working to inspire others with something that you love. If you're not able to take that on, then stop right now. Otherwise, embrace your passions and get on with inspiring others to find and discover those same things!
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