Wilde About Wellbeing

I have had a list of careers as long as my ARM - I flit from job to job like a butterfly. I haven't found my PASSION, and yet everyone from virtually every podcast I listen to, every book I read, and even my own family, tells me that I need to find it. Like it would somehow complete me. In this episode, I discuss why curiosity and being open to possibility may be far better routes to go down, than trying (and failing) to discover what our 'passion' is.    0-1: Introduction 1-3: My own journey through work: the career butterfly 3-6: The hatred I feel for self-help guides' advice about passion 6-12: Elizabeth Gilbert's take on how "society fetishises passion" 12-16: Defining passion, and why curiosity might be a better route 16-20: A personal anecdote about how being curious paid off for me on a family holiday 20-26: Natural curiosity, and the questions we ask about things 26-30: How possibility gives us more opportunities and open-mindedness 30-41: How having goals works so well with being a possibilitarian: t