<human>: This turned into more of a rant on my character than I was anticipating, but bear with me. Or don't, your call.

I majored in computer engineering in college. I found several internships and enjoyed them to varying degrees, and feel accomplished in what I've been able to do. However, I am also the kind of person that does not particularly excel at anything (video games excluded, I'm pretty good at Guitar Hero) but can pick up the basics of just about anything pretty quickly. I know a few random dance moves, I have basic programming experience and skill sets, I am a mediocre guitarist, I'm alright at public speaking but nowhere near "debate team" good, I can swing a hammer and operate power tools, I know a few words and phrases in several languages, I am not athletic but I am pretty limber for a person who goes to the gym every other week when spontaneously motivated. Most of all, however, I find that my biggest problem is that I don't really have any passions or strong motivation. I enjoy programming but not enough do it recreationally more than...well, more than every other week when spontaneously motivated. I'm nowhere near the level of expertise some of my friends have, and definitely not at the professional level I'd like to be at; that will only come with practice, which I can't always bring myself to do. I'm always open to trying new things, and I do my best to do just that. In fact, my friends know me as the kind of guy who will go for just about anything. I know I haven't exhausted my options, but I'm getting worried that I am not going to find myself a true passion.

You may be thinking "suck it up, nobody's happy with their job" or something to that effect, but I can't accept that as an answer. I want to spend my life doing something I really love, not just casually enjoy. Has anybody ever had a similar experience? Has anybody realized late (near-end- or post-academic career) that they want something more fulfilling and pursued it? Where did you look? What did your friends/parents think? Would you do it again?

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: I'm not sure I'm going to be happy with what I've chosen for my life, but I don't know where to turn to find what will really make me happy. I want to hear your experiences/advice.