How do i find a passion that is easily monetizable.

[Majed]

I like many things in life. However a lot of them are very rarely monetizable, like rap music, or philosophy and spirituality. I was thinking about finding a traditional career path, something that is easy to monetize. However i don't want to learn any theory, or following an academic education. I went into an institute, i chose physical education because i thought it wouldn't be so heavy in theory, turns out 95% of it is academic theory. I want a hands on job, where i can work with my hands, develop some skills fast and easy, and start making money. I was thinking of carpentry, but i don't know yet how to find a mentor, to teach me the job. Part of it is i also learned that reducing your material ambitions in life, is key for a fulfilling life. I don't want kids or a family, i just want a simple job that i can do to pay the bills and in which i moderately can tolerate and enjoy it to a certain extent. What do yall think ? 

[WonderSeeker]

Figure out your values. Look at what's in demand. Marry the two and refine as you go.

Easier said than done.

[LordFall]

Great video posted by Alex Hormozi yesterday on passion

I watched it all myself because I've been struggling on work ethic lately. His point is that passion is nonsense and that even if you go into your dream business, acquiring leads, doing the sales, working on video production, managing a team, etc will all not be what you're passionate about. The key is to find your dream lifestyle and what you find worth suffering for in this world as no matter what you do; you will suffer. 

So @Majed what is your passion and what do you find worthwhile to suffer for in this life?

Things are simple to monetize, definitely not easy though. For example I find freedom worthwhile to suffer for. If I had to suffer the next 3 years and then be financially abundant and free to do what I want for the rest of my life that would be easily worth it. Which is why I live on a couch right now and am broke, putting all my effort towards building a business that will free me financially for the rest of my life. 

I just posted a vlog episode about it yesterday, we're in a similar boat but I've done close to $100,000 CAD in revenue with my current business op so I'm probably a few steps further in the journey than you are. Still feel stuck but it is moving in the right direction.