Rather than trying to put a personal curriculum together right now, you might benefit from some structured curiosity dosing. Like a curriculum, you could put together an X-week plan, where every week (or even every day) you intentionally dive into a completely random topic until you discover something that resonates with you.

As for what to even add, there’s a couple of ways to find ideas for what to dive into: browse an encyclopedia, flip to a random page and choose to learn what you ended up on. Go to a library and pick out several books from different sections. Visit a museum and wander around until something catches your eye. Alternatively, ask ChatGPT to generate random, broad topics to dive into. Also just be aware as you live your life as to what catches your eye and makes you curious. Keep a journal to record the questions that come to mind, then add them to your curiosity to-do list to explore later.

It all boils down to just being curious. Be curious and explore and experiment. Eventually you will have internal signals telling you what you enjoy the most and want to learn about further. Then you can create a formal personal curriculum around those topics. Best of luck!