I'm personally at a crossroads in my professional life. I left the faith-based NP world last August and having been working in the marketplace since. Suffice to say, I am missing vocational ministry. As of late, I've been struggling to find a genuine sense of fulfillment in my work, and I feel that although I know I am called to be in ministry, I'm unsure to what degree that should be attached to my vocation moving forward. While I was in full-time vocational ministry, I'm sadly confident that I inadvertently crafted an idol that gave me a sense of worth in my role (something I know many of us are familiar with). But it also just fit right for who I was and who I still am. My role and function provided me with a purpose to wake up and introduce who God is to someone new each day. That was purpose enough for me to feel like my life had significance and meaning. Fast forward to now. I'm in a tough season. Without getting into it too much, I've been struggling to strike the balance between doing work that is honoring to Lord, trying to be a light amongst coworkers, and realizing that my job functions aren't what I'd like to be doing for much longer. I think God has been challenging me to discern what it is that I want to do with my life, and yet my circumstances are such that ministry isn't a readily available option at the moment. I'm in a season of learning another layer of why I believe God placed me where I am at this time, and I've been ready for nearly a year now to be onto the next chunk of my story, and yet, here I am, stuck in the midst of struggle that lingers on. Likely for a reason. I'm not necessarily looking for advice here, but as Curating Good is all about this topic ― I'd love to invite any perspective from others who've navigated similar experiences or who are currently in a similar boat. Scriptures appreciated. I'd be happy to connect too :)