Many people go through school and college getting degrees in a field maybe not because they like it but because it pays well. I’m not saying there’s anything wrong with this just presenting an alternate method for consideration.

Make a list of everything you are really good at.

Some of the things I listed are: creativity, art, web design, seo (search engine optmization), learning, organizing.

Probably many items on your list are things that you also enjoy doing? and make you happy?

Have you considered purusing a career doint that which makes you happy? Or starting a business doing what you’re really good at? Using your unique talents to make the world a better place.

Doing the things you’re good at doesn’t necessarily have to be related to what you do for work. Maybe these are just things you do in your spare time.

I believe that the more time you spend doing what you are really good at, and things that you enjoy, you will bring more joy into your life and will also find opportunities to bring joy to others.

The noblest question in the world is What good may I do in it? (Benjamin Franklin)

While it is true that nearly everyone around you will have some advice or recommendation on how to get past your latest hurdle in life, the outcome depends on your implementation of such. You can consult with as many people as will listen and put out, but your problems won’t get solved until you solve them yourself. Often you will find that the answer to life’s problems was already within you.

When it comes to your next objective or goal in life, the more you think about it and the more you do about it, the greater the possibility you will receive or achieve it.

What you focus on you feel. What you visualize you internalize. What you think about comes about. That is the Law of Internalization.

He that composes himself is wiser than he that composes books.