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Discover Your Job Passions
Are you feeling stuck and stressed in a job you don’t enjoy, but don’t have a clue what type of work would make you happy? The first step to finding a job you can feel passionate about doing is to discover what your passions are.
Identify Your Dream Job
Your dream job is the one that you can’t wait to jump out of bed to go and do each morning because it energizes and enthuses you so much. It not only earns enough money to pay your bills, it brings you joy, meaning, and fulfillment.
Overcome All Obstacles
It’s too late for me to change careers. I don’t have the time for this. I can’t afford it. What if I fail? What would others think? Discover how to overcome thoughts like these so that nothing stands in your way of earning a passion paycheck.
I’m Ken Steven
I envision a world where everyone eagerly embraces their work, feeling passionate and purpose-driven by what they do.

I spent most of my career working in jobs that I disliked, chasing opportunities for bigger paychecks to fund a lifestyle I ultimately became too miserable to enjoy.
I desperately wanted to find a job that I could feel deeply passionate about doing, but I had no clue what my passion was. I read 43 books on how to find your passion and purpose, but none of them connected the dots for me or offered a simple process to follow.
So, I spent 16 years researching, developing, and testing a better way. The result was my invention of the DreamJob Type Indicator (DJTI)™, an online professional career assessment specifically designed to identify the type of work that anyone would naturally feel passionate about doing.
As a companion piece to the DJTI assessment, I authored the book, DREAM JOB DISCOVERY – How to Find a Job That Fuels Your Passion and Inspires Your Purpose (Even If You Don’t Know Your Passion or Purpose).
What began as my own quest to escape “paycheck purgatory” and find my dream job ultimately has become my “passion paycheck”. Today it is not only my passion but my life’s purpose to help at least one million people get unstuck from a job they don’t enjoy and transition into one that brings them joy, meaning, and fulfillment.
Ken Steven is an entrepreneur, consultant, coach, author, speaker, and former marketing and advertising executive for Fortune 500 companies. He believes that when you find your passion, you find your joy, and when you share your passion, you find your purpose.
I’m Ken Steven
I envision a world where everyone eagerly embraces their work, feeling passionate and purpose-driven by what they do.

I spent most of my career working in jobs that I disliked, chasing opportunities for bigger paychecks to fund a lifestyle I ultimately became too miserable to enjoy.
I desperately wanted to find a job that I could feel deeply passionate about doing, but I had no clue what my passion was. I read 43 books on how to find your passion and purpose, but none of them connected the dots for me or offered a simple process to follow.
So, I spent 16 years researching, developing, and testing a better way. The result was my invention of the DreamJob Type Indicator (DJTI)™, an online professional career assessment specifically designed to identify the type of work that anyone would naturally feel passionate about doing.
As a companion piece to the DJTI assessment, I authored the book, DREAM JOB DISCOVERY – How to Find a Job That Fuels Your Passion and Inspires Your Purpose (Even If You Don’t Know Your Passion or Purpose).
What began as my own quest to escape “paycheck purgatory” and find my dream job ultimately has become my “passion paycheck”. Today it is not only my passion but my life’s purpose to help at least one million people get unstuck from a job they don’t enjoy and transition into one that brings them joy, meaning, and fulfillment.
Ken Steven is an entrepreneur, consultant, coach, author, speaker, and former marketing and advertising executive for Fortune 500 companies. He believes that when you find your passion, you find your joy, and when you share your passion, you find your purpose.