I've read a few books about early retirement. One place to find your passion: what did you like to do for fun as a teen? Did you like to write small computer

I've read a few books about early retirement. One place to find your passion: what did you like to do for fun as a teen? Did you like to write small computer programs because they were fun? Woodwoorking? These were things you did when you didn't need to, and when nobody was expecting the results. You can also get a job somewhere doing something you'd like to do. For example, work at a non-profit, become a professor, work at a startup, etc. Get the job, with salary, even though you don't need to salary for money. The company paying you will expect you to deliver, and you'll feel you need to do it because they're paying you. When the amount of salary isn't important, it can be really freeing. e.g. you could at a software startup that's targeting healthcare, or education, etc.