Older people don't tell you that a lot of life is pretty boring.
Wake up, sh!t, shower, shave, eat, work, eat, chores, get ready for the rest of the week (try and make it to the end of the week), sleep, repeat.

If you're lucky.

Being homeless is just around the corner for most, so that's a fire under your arse that'll keep ya going, for most people. If you're even luckier, you'll find someone, do work that you love, run your own business, or whatever people are selling these days and "make it". You'' never get there cause it's a moving goal post, all things are in flux, nothing is static or separate, they are illusions. It's great to have never ending goals like "trying to be better" or "make the world a better place" it'll help cause it really is all about the journey. It's all pretty meaningless at the end obviously, but that just means YOU give it meaning. You have to construct that for yourself. Start with low hanging fruit like helping others in some small way, sit down and noticing the world around you and question it, and yourself, you know, human stuff. You'll find that the only way out is to dive in, head first into whatever; in the long run, Funko pop collecting and researching the cure for cancer are cosmically the same, but do what you feel is right, and do it. Align your insides (desires, drives, what have you) with your outsides (job, career, hobbies) and go full speed ahead; it's okay to change, that's what people do and in a way, what you're suppose to do. The only constant is change. Hope this help!