Who is your Valentine?

Who is your Valentine?

When you are deeply in love with what you do—when you expect nothing more than the simple pleasure of the work itself—that is the essence of a passionate life. And a life like that becomes its own valentine.

Not the kind wrapped in roses or printed on cards. Not the kind measured in gifts or fancy dinners. Instead, it is a valentine found in the quiet hours of creation, in the flow of a task that fits your hands just right, in the satisfaction of a problem solved for no reason other than the joy of solving it.

In the end, the best Valentine you could ever have is yourself. Wishing the inner soul that loves you—and loves what you do—a life full of that same quiet, devoted passion.

M.L. Narendra Kumar

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