The most helpful things I've seen in quick summary are journaling around work:
1. What gives you energy
2. What feels like work/takes away energy
Use that list to double check against any opportunity you're deciding to pursue, aiming for things that primarily give you energy.
To figure out what you may want to pursue, another helpful exercise is listing 3 people you'd like to be like, and 3 companies/roles you'd like to do for work.
Lastly the Ikigai framework can be used as well to double check your decision.
With the combination of these, I think that's one of the fastest ways to discovery (for your current abilities), since it will help you find what you like and what is sustainable which usually leads to inevitable mastery
Use that list to double check against any opportunity you're deciding to pursue, aiming for things that primarily give you energy.
To figure out what you may want to pursue, another helpful exercise is listing 3 people you'd like to be like, and 3 companies/roles you'd like to do for work.
Lastly the Ikigai framework can be used as well to double check your decision.
With the combination of these, I think that's one of the fastest ways to discovery (for your current abilities), since it will help you find what you like and what is sustainable which usually leads to inevitable mastery