I know what it's like to be disenchanted with your work. I wasn't always clear about what I wanted to do.  When I heard the saying, “Do what you love, and you’ll never work a day in your life”, I knew I was not doing my ideal “work”. I kind of “fell into” selling real estate, after college.  I made good money and enjoyed meeting new people.  It was satisfying to help people find a new home, but not enough to make my heart sing, if you know what I mean.  Unfortunately, there were many facets of the business that I didn’t enjoy and at times were even painful for me.  I kept feeling like there must be something more, but as much as I tried, I couldn't figure out what it was.  I pushed this urge deep inside of me, so I could focus on the work at hand.  A part of me felt like this was the only thing I could do to make good money.  I feared leaving it and I allowed this fear to keep me stuck.  Clarity eluded me for several years.  Then, one day I came upon the following quote from an unknown author and it reinvigorated me.  "People rarely do what they’re great at, what they love.  They do what’s easiest and spend the rest of their lives regretting it.” I thought – Oh NO!  That’s me.  I don’t want to be one of those people!  This gave me the incentive I needed to do whatever it takes to discover my ideal career.  My new moto became:  It's never too late to start doing the thing that makes you feel good about who you are and what you're doing. It was difficult for me to get in touch with what I genuinely love ‘to do” that would also allow me to make money.  I kept thinking of things I love and enjoy instead of what genuinely feels good “to do”.  Then one day, I had an “aha” moment.  All my life, I’ve helped people around me gain clarity. I loved doing this and noticed how much people appreciated my insights.  I realized I can figure out a way to make money while helping people, like me, gain the clarity they need to discover their ideal careers. It seems pretty simple and obvious now, but believe me, it wasn’t.  I had somehow blocked myself from the clarity I needed.  It’s always been interesting to me that I can share my intuitive insights with others, but not so much with myself.  It took me a while to realize how much others value what comes so naturally to me.  I finally had clarity about my ideal career.  "Yes! This is what I was meant to do!"  It was right in front of me the whole time.  It often happens that way – holding onto something you care so much about, but you can’t see it or imagine how you can do it, let alone make money doing it.  I feel genuinely fulfilled helping people gain the clarity they need to discover their ideal careers.  It’s never too late to start doing the thing that makes you feel good about who you are and what you’re doing!