<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

I've been working a corporate desk job for the last 4 years and am burnt the hell out. I'm in project management for a company and industry I don't really care about. I see so many people who are doing things that are personally meaningful to them and making money/supporting themselves doing that.

I'm not looking to suddenly find some undiscovered passion and make tons of money from it (although that would be nice), I'd merely settle for finding something I enjoy and that has at least some personal meaning to me and I can also make a living doing it.

So the first step for me is to further explore myself and figure out what I want to do. My hobbies are backpacking/hiking, fly-fishing, sports, music, and reading/writing. At this point, I'd love to find something in the outdoor industry, as I'm most passionate about that, but I'm willing to entertain anything and everything, so long as I enjoy it and/or find it meaningful.

What are some books or reading materials that can get me started down the path of finding a new, more meaningful career? Book suggestions or general advice welcome.
<bot>: Realizing that I'm wasting my youthful years on work that has no meaning to me and I want to change that. Looking for book suggestions and/or advice on how to go about finding out what is most meaningful to me.