Only a vey small number of people really get to work at their dream job. Who really ever thought that being an accountant, plumber, mechanic, or almost any other job is "their calling"?

Making an honest living, enjoying the comradery of your work associates, taking pride in a job well done, and the satisfaction that comes from having income to provide for a family and/or enjoying life the other 75% of your time, is being successful at life.

Your happiness as a person is rarely a matter of career choice.

This notion that we all should be working at our "calling" is just a lot of garbage and causes people like in this story to go aimlessly through half their life.

If you are lucky enough to truly be working at your calling, great!. However, it is nothing like a given that even 10% of people will be so fortunate. It has never been and never will be the norm.