Your starting point does not determine your eventual course of life
“If there’s one thing I would say to someone who wants to take the risk of doing what they love, it would be to learn to bear anxiety. It’s the price of allowing yourself to answer the question, “What’s next?” But paying that price can lead to a completely different level of fulfillment. (...) There can be risks in taking the high road to your Element. But there are other sorts of risks in ignoring the call of your spirit. If you know what your Element is, you can only ignore it by damping down the parts of you to which it appeals. The result can be a dull spiritual ache that holds you back where there should be an impulse of energy that drives your forward.
One important reason for keeping your options open is that we’re not limited to one Element for life. Some people find they love several things equally; others that their passions shift and evolve. Finding your Element for now doesn’t mean that you’re locked in to it forever. In fact, when you ask, “What’s next?” the question can easily become, “What else?””
-- Finding Your Element, Ken Robinson