Finding your calling is happiness, which everyone wants to find. But to the question of how to find a business to your liking, no one except the person himself can answer. If it seems that no occupation suits you, that you cannot find a hobby for your soul, perhaps you are simply asking yourself the wrong question?
Instructions
Step 1
To determine what you love to do, you need to have a serious talk with yourself. Take a piece of paper and a pen. Retire and think about which things give you the most satisfaction, which pleases and bring you a sense of accomplishment. Choose those that you have always enjoyed doing. Some love to cook, others to paint, and still others are happy to do home renovations. But if sometimes you are in a great mood and it is pleasant for you to cook, and at other times this activity becomes simply nauseous - this is not a matter that should be added to the list. Also, you should be pleased to do this, and not just get the result by a lucky coincidence, therefore, for example, lotto games are not suitable. There should not be too many items in the list, no more than 5. If there are more of them, then you inattentively chose them, probably did not take into account some of the requirements set out above. Or are you kidding yourself?
Step 2
Now take one sheet of paper for each of the cases and write down what it takes to do it and what the consequences await you. For example, you like to take pictures. You will need a camera and other photographic equipment, a model or landscape for shooting, suitable conditions, photographic materials, you will need to think over the composition, carry out post-processing of the frame, etc. Write a list like this for each task.
Step 3
Now the consequences. Describe everything that will happen to you after you do your favorite things, what experience you will gain, what will happen next. If you take an example about photography, then you will learn many photography techniques, make connections among models, find out what interesting places for filming you have in the area, get pictures, you can sell them to a magazine or photo bank, learn how to use programs for image processing, you can draw in them and make collages, and so on. Write everything that comes into your head, and it's okay if one consequence follows from another, and not from the case itself.
Step 4
Now exclude those things for which you do not like the process of preparing for them, as well as those whose consequences do not impress you or do not seem very pleasant and interesting to you. Think about each of these things, what it would be like to do it, what you could do in order to profit from your hobby. What resources would be required of you? Perhaps you will not have enough time for something, but health for something else. The lifestyle imposed by certain activities may not be to your liking. Think over your entire list, and you will be able to find a business to your liking, which suits you most fully, and thereby find your calling.
