I'm 67 and I don't think I've ever discovered a "passion". For many people, the one true passion meme is a myth. Me? I seem to be infinitely curious and have

I'm 67 and I don't think I've ever discovered a "passion". For many people, the one true passion meme is a myth. Me? I seem to be infinitely curious and have bounced from one interest to the other, throughout my life. I had a successful career, married, more interests than I can ever "master". But, I have fun. I learn new things. I don't give a big rip about many of the hot topics that the younger generation seems to think matter, e.g., identity politics, climate change, etc. As some have noted, life isn't a video game. It's a journey. Travel well and enjoy it. I once had a guy working for me that took ADHD drugs to allow him to "focus". All he did was program and have dinner with his girlfriend, who eventually left him because of his monomaniacal immersion in .NET. I can't think of a worse way to live. And WOW 10+ years ago consumed some of my time as well. Though it's been so neutered, it's hard to imagine anyone still plays it.