If you’ve ever struggled to answer the question of, "What are you passionate about?" Don’t worry, you’re not alone. It’s actually more common than you might imagine for people to stumble and stutter when asked this question.

Some people look up and away, clearly trying to access thoughts floating in the ethers that may reveal the answer. Others, pause, and look down and to the side, trying to access a feeling that connects them to their passion.

We're all familiar with the inalienable right of Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness immortalized in the United States Declaration of Independence. Yet where in our society do we go for thoughtful training and education on that?

Where do we go to learn and pursue the passion and purpose that reveal the liberty of happiness? What if schools included exposure to all kinds of arts, crafts, trades, and interests and then periodically checked in with students to ask: