Hermundur Sigmundsson (b. 1964) is from Iceland. He is a professor of biological psychology at the Department of Psychology, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway. Hermundur research focuses on learning, skill development, motivational factors, flow, and well-being. He has been an active researcher for 31 years with over 130 international publications and 8 books in the Norwegian language.Magdalena Elnes (b.1994) was born in Poland and moved to Norway with her family when she was 11. Already at that time, she aspired to become a researcher. Her passion for the field of psychology developed while she was a part of HS's research group at NTNU. Today, as a PhD student at Oslo Metropolitan University, she investigates gender differences in how the environment influences cognitive development in children, continuing to explore and nurture her passion.

• 1 History of passion as a construct.- 2 Exploring Passion through Research.- 3 Developing Passion.- 4 From Passion to Expertise.- 5 From theory to practice.- 6 Conclusion Find and develop your passion.

Hermundur Sigmundsson (b. 1964) is from Iceland. He is a professor of biological psychology at the Department of Psychology, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway. Hermundur research focuses on learning, skill development, motivational factors, flow, and well-being. He has been an active researcher for 31 years with over 130 international publications and 8 books in the Norwegian language.Magdalena Elnes (b.1994) was born in Poland and moved to Norway with her family when she was 11. Already at that time, she aspired to become a researcher. Her passion for the field of psychology developed while she was a part of HS's research group at NTNU. Today, as a PhD student at Oslo Metropolitan University, she investigates gender differences in how the environment influences cognitive development in children, continuing to explore and nurture her passion.

• 1 History of passion as a construct.- 2 Exploring Passion through Research.- 3 Developing Passion.- 4 From Passion to Expertise.- 5 From theory to practice.- 6 Conclusion Find and develop your passion.

Hermundur Sigmundsson (b. 1964) is from Iceland. He is a professor of biological psychology at the Department of Psychology, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway. Hermundur research focuses on learning, skill development, motivational factors, flow, and well-being. He has been an active researcher for 31 years with over 130 international publications and 8 books in the Norwegian language.Magdalena Elnes (b.1994) was born in Poland and moved to Norway with her family when she was 11. Already at that time, she aspired to become a researcher. Her passion for the field of psychology developed while she was a part of HS's research group at NTNU. Today, as a PhD student at Oslo Metropolitan University, she investigates gender differences in how the environment influences cognitive development in children, continuing to explore and nurture her passion.

• 1 History of passion as a construct.- 2 Exploring Passion through Research.- 3 Developing Passion.- 4 From Passion to Expertise.- 5 From theory to practice.- 6 Conclusion Find and develop your passion.