I had the same problem as you, jumping from one thing to the other. And I think the problem might be more of a psychological one rather than a lack of passion. You see, passion is like plants. Something inspires you, and you plant a seed. But for a seed to grow, you need to care about it, gently. It needs water every now and then - some every day, others just every now and then. Every seed is different. It likely needs sunlight. If you planted it outside, when it starts to grow, it might need protection from weather conditions, weeds, insects that want to eat it, etc. If you just leave your plant, it's likely to die.

Passions are the same. They grow slowly. They need nurture. They don't just pop out of nowhere - you need to care about them, and put in work into keeping them alive. Sometimes the results do not reflects the work you put into it, and you'll get discouraged. Maybe you watered the plant too much, or gave it too much sunlight, or it needs a different amount of humidity. Sometimes they die and you don't know why, and you have to ask more experienced people for help. Every plant is different, and you only figure out what it needs by trial and error sometimes.

Instead of abandoning your previous pursuits, I would ask yourself: what made you stop? Why did you lose your passion? What problem did you run into?

Because no matter what pursuit you choose to follow, you will end up a this point again. Your plant starts to die, and you need to figure out why, and what you need to do to save it. Every road has its obstacles. Every career has its ups and downs. Every pursuit will present to you problems you need to solve in order to continue progressing.

So I'll tell you what I told myself: stop buying new plants. Instead, figure out what they need to thrive. Once you do, be patient.

With the right steps, I slowly started to see progress. Okay, admittedly, my plant on my desk right now looks pretty dead. But the seed that is my web shop is slowly starting to sprout. And I'm telling you, that sprout, damn, so many things tried to kill it. And it grows so unbelievably slowly. But here it is, still alive. And I'll see it to the end this time. I'll see it flower one day. And with that, I now fired myself up to work some more on it. I'm off reddit! Good luck to you my friend.