How do you find what you "love"?

[Suburban_Guy]

I never relied on any of those tests.

What I truly love I found through life experiences.

I like my current job, don't get me wrong. I found it fulfilling and pay has been good. Not a millionaire but paid the bills and had a roof over my house. Never dreaded going to work like I might have had I taken a customer service or clerk job.

But that is not what I truly love.

What I love to do is to travel. I love visiting foreign countries. If I could do something related to that and get paid a good salary, I'd be golden. But nothing like being a flight attendant or the like, more like writing blogs and reviews.

[southkakkatlantan]

Originally Posted by Suburban_Guy

I never relied on any of those tests.

What I truly love I found through life experiences.

I like my current job, don't get me wrong. I found it fulfilling and pay has been good. Not a millionaire but paid the bills and had a roof over my house. Never dreaded going to work like I might have had I taken a customer service or clerk job.

But that is not what I truly love.

What I love to do is to travel. I love visiting foreign countries. If I could do something related to that and get paid a good salary, I'd be golden. But nothing like being a flight attendant or the like, more like writing blogs and reviews.

So why arent you following this dream?

[Suburban_Guy]

Originally Posted by southkakkatlantan

So why arent you following this dream?

Fear of the unknown.

Comfort zone of a steady job and paycheck.

I'm at that age where you're staring at the rest of your life and it's all downhill, and worry about retirement.

[fred44]

All the good available job are/will be in health care. Most health care workers are happy because jobs that help people make you happy. Get a physical/occupational therapist assistant degree (2yrs) to get started.

[seedy]

Save up hardcore, quit, go travel and meet people and see what happens. Online and reality aren't the same, not even close.