<prompt> Human: This probably belongs in careersadvice, but I thought Id get more of a response here. Got my BA in accounting a few years ago and ended up not enjoying he profession after all was said and done. Paid for it all out of pocket and through scholarships, so no debt. Looked for jobs for 2 years, but found nothing. I currently work in a department store and have since I was 18, all with the same company. Im very comfortable and secure here. I dont make a lot, so I started a business a few yea ago and it does very well, but it isnt as secure as Id like. Plus benefits and the like are expensive. Right now, if I quit, Id be covered by Medicaid but when I start to make more, the cost will sky rocket. Not sure how to research the exact numbers since on the ACA site you need to put in your actual info to get the real cost.Anyways, if I was single this wouldnt be an issue. But I am married with two kids. So. We are all set on money and benefits, but I feel unfulfilled. Id like to pursue my business full time, but the uncertainty leaves me cautious. Id like to get into a better career, but I dont want to go back to school and I dont really know what Im passionate about. I mean, I love my kids and want to spend time with them, but my wife is a stay at home mom and that role is filled. I dont know how to figure out what career to pursue. Maybe I could start another business, but Im short on time as it is.I guess Im just looking for some life advice. Where do I go from here? How do I pick a path when I dont even know what the paths are? The thought of an office job makes me cringe. I wasted a lot of time and money on my degree. But I dont know what else to pursue..Ive just been spinning my wheels for the last few years and need some direction..  <response>: I suggest you find a small business where you can do your accounting work while still having the bandwidth to explore other types of skills and learn about how to make your side business more successful. There are always a million things to be done around a small business so you will get a chance to try out other things. 