I think you can be passionate about waking up in the morning. I keep my fires burning by looking around me all the time with my eyes OPEN and try not to succumb to the lure of complacency and the rut so many people love to live in. Yes they love it because it is COMFORTABLE. It takes courage to get step outside of the box and bend life the way you want it to go. I know, after a 25 year career in Veterinary medicine, I was faced with it- so I jumped- and have not regretted it.
My mom has cancer now throughout her body and it is one more reminder to go take that picture of the old oaks, to stop and gaze at the sunsets- to say hello to strangers and to be a friend to those who are in need. But most of all, to love yourself passionately and be grateful for every moment you have.
You have a common affliction called obssessionism. You are obsessed with one thing for a time then get bored and move on. Harmless really until you do it to the one woman that loves you the most…...Learn why you move on and then stick to something, find out WHY it caught your eye/passion in the first place and make it new all the time.
good luck to you… and write again if you’d like.:-)
did you take these photos? they are fabulous!!

If what you’ve posted on your “Self-Actualization” goal alone is true, you do have quite a bit of passion. However if what you’ve posted above is a real problem and seems to be recurrent, then add a goal that does involve a commitment of some type…as the person above notes. That being said, it’s all a matter of balance and priority. (Still working on that myself. Maybe one day I’ll have it figured out.) There is a definite thing that you should never lose passion about, though. That is: “Never give up on yourself!”

I think there’s this unspoken expectation in our culture that if you become passionately interested in something, you have to stick with it “forever” or it’s not a “real” passion.

Bah! I say. Go after anything and everything that absorbs you, for as long as it absorbs you. Set it aside whenever you’re ready.

Over time, all these experiences will cross-pollinate in you and create something new and extraordinary. I think we’re all here to take in the juice of life and channel it into our own uniqueness.

Besides, the world is so packed with things to get excited about, how could anyone possibly maintain every single passion they find?

I’d say, if passion is finding you again and again, you’re living passionately already. Good for you!

Try taking small steps.
Cut the things you have to do in small, easily manageable pieces, and accomplish them one at a time.
Then the trick, at least for me, is celebrating, celebrating every inch of it. Then looking forward to the next small step and to the goal ahead.