Work out exactly what you're looking for
from your work & life, and thus what you mean by "enjoyable".
Make a detailed audit of your assets &
resources to see what you're selling to the people who're going to pay you.
Use these to define what you'd be good at
and enjoy doing - both bits matter.
Now you can identify exactly who your
customers are and why they'll buy you and not somebody else. Your customers might be
people who are going to employ you, so you:
devise a strategy & tactics for job
hunting & get organised
put together a good CV and write letters
that get interviews
learn how to behave effectively at
interviews
learn how to assess whether a job would be
right for you
If, on the other hand, you want your
customers to buy from your business, then:
devise a strategy & tactics for self
employment
work out what you're selling, what benefits
it delivers & why people should buy it
analyse your customers & work out how to
delight them
find out what systems & equipment you
need & work out how to get them up & running
Whether you want to be employed, or to run
your own business, spend as much time thinking about what your customers want as about
what you want.
And if you don't know what they want,
find a way of asking them.