Discovering Your True Calling
Some people have a clear idea of what they want to do from a young age. However, many of us collect various skills, hobbies, and interests, becoming proficient in multiple areas, yet feeling unfulfilled.
We may try different careers, start side projects, or turn hobbies into part-time businesses, but none of them feel like the perfect fit. It's common to reach a point, often around the age of forty, where we question our life's purpose and no longer want to conform to societal expectations.
What am I doing here, in my life?
This moment of introspection can be a catalyst for change, prompting us to re-evaluate our priorities and seek a more meaningful path.
Author's summary: Finding your true calling and turning it into a business you love.
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