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what did you study? what degree did you get? are you just working any retail job or did you think your job in your field is not what you wanted or thought it was? without more details, it's hard to say.
have you considered the military for some possible self motivation / gratifying work? with your college degree, if its a bachelors, you could apply for officers training, and serve fine - ten years. otherwise, you can enlist, start out as high as an E4 in some branches, and serve four years. they have hundreds of jobs that aren't all combat or infantry related. they may have jobs in your field.
military lifestyle isn't for everyone. but it's out there for those who want a challenge, a chance to do something that means something, or just other personal reasons. do some research, then see a recruiter to find out more and if you qualify to serve.
not everyone does a job they love for a living. but they find something about their work they like doing. maybe its the people. maybe the location or pay. maybe they help with local communities and organizations. some people get a job to pay the bills, then do stuff outside their working hours to find meaning and have fun. you just have to learn to be responsible to not let one affect the other to enjoy both.