I disagree - many people don't have a passion - there is no driving thing in their life, even if it s watching TV or playing video games. From my own observatio

I disagree - many people don't have a passion - there is no driving thing in their life, even if it s watching TV or playing video games. From my own observation, many people go through life with a smattering of interests - but nothing that inspires them and truly grips them. "Having interests" is not the same as "having passions". But even disregarding that, many people do not understand creation. A passion for watching TV or playing video games maps poorly to someone obsessed with creating things - whether it's sculpture, software, music, or architecture. Personally I find it very difficult to identify with non-creators, while there is a very natural mesh when I talk with other creators - even if I know nothing of their craft. Their fundamental passion and mentality is mutually understood.