Skip the "do what you love" advice. Instead, get good at something you don't hate, make money from it, and use that income to buy time for what you actually love. Most people won't turn their passion into a paycheck.
You probably shouldn't do what you love for a living. I'm not saying you should do something you hate either, but the odds that what you love is something that's gonna pay you lots of money are pretty unlikely. Pick something you're not bad at though. Let me explain. If you pick something that you're good at, but that you don't hate, you'll do it all the time and it'll buy you a lot more time. Since money is just very often a tool that is a proxy for time. As you use that money to buy more time, you can do more of the shit that you actually love with said time. Now don't get me wrong, there are a few of us on this planet, I'm not one, who gets to just do their passion every moment. God, this looks so bad. And if you're one of those people, I mean, kudos to you, you figured it out. I genuinely, genuinely am jealous. When people say do what you love and nothing will feel like work, it's just bullshit. Do what you're good at and enjoy so you have time to do the things that you love.
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