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Discover Your Calling: The One Thing You Love Doing More Than Anything Else

Find fulfillment, joy, and purpose as you explore your passions and interests.

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First, let’s take money out of the equation.

Let’s say money is not an issue; you don’t need to have it to do what you like — what’s that one thing you can see yourself doing for the rest of your life?

Knowing your interests and passions in life can be rewarding. It can help make you feel you’re in a better place. This even makes you feel like you won’t have to work a single day in your life.

Imagine yourself waking up every morning and walking to your made-up yoga studio inside a two-story bamboo house in the middle of a tropical rainforest in Thailand.

Or go to a remote community school every day across the jungle of an underdeveloped country to help teach kids who do not have access to quality education.

Or run your own little bookshop and indulge in the smell of wood with notes of vanilla, coffee, or chocolate in your surrounding. All those while spending days on end reading books you love.

Or travel from one place to another and discover new places, cultures, and people around the world.

Or manage your own cozy coffee shop where you brew cups of warm love and make cute latte arts.

Or establish a non-profit organization and work endlessly for causes that are close to your heart.

Can you see yourself doing one of those things and more?

While a lot of people have already figured out what they like to do, there are also those who are still discovering what their interests and passions are — it’s a long process that can take decades, and even then, it’s a continuous process and discovery.

If you are the latter, I asked ChatGPT (so you don’t have to) to come up with simple ways how to explore and discover your passions in life.

Here they are.

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