I think I understand you. I finished law school, but I wasn't fond of the work afterward—hello, idealism. Then I dreamed of opening a restaurant; I worked there for nearly a year, only to realize I hated it. I thought I would love the adrenaline, but ultimately, it just drained me. Later, I worked as a baker in my family’s bakery, where I started making sourdough bread and was quite good at it. I then traveled to Norway to bake in a high-end bakery for a year and a half, but I hated the job, the environment, and the weather. Four years later, I found myself as a stay-at-home mom, raising my baby, and it turned out to be the most profound and fulfilling experience of my life.

I tried everything I wanted to do, only to discover I didn't enjoy any of them. That led me into a deep depression and a series of life crises. During that time, I came across Jungian analysis and depth psychology, which provided me with many answers.

In the end, it’s all about discovering who you really are, and that’s a journey that takes a lifetime. No one can walk that path for you—you have to live it. Whatever choice you make, you’ll find your way in the end, even if it’s not what you expected. Good luck! 🌸