You Don't Have to Find Your Passion First | Alex Tecle's VoQuest
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What if you don't know what you're passionate about yet?
Alex Tecle has spent nearly 15 years in emergency nursing, including nine years serving veterans in the ER at the VA in Fayetteville, Arkansas. But nursing wasn't a career he dreamed up on his own. It was a path shaped by his father's wisdom, people who cared enough to speak into his life, hands-on experience, and eventually a realization that the work fit him far better than he initially expected.
In this episode, Alex shares what life as an ER nurse actually looks like, including a few unforgettable stories from the emergency room. We talk about why adaptability and humility matter in high-pressure environments, how curiosity can make you better at your work, and why listening to wise people in your life can change your trajectory.
We also explore mentorship, faith, professional growth, and an idea every young person trying to figure out their future should hear: you don't necessarily have to discover your passion before you begin. Sometimes passion grows after you start doing the work.
If you're trying to figure out what you want to do with your life, this conversation is a reminder to stay curious, try things, listen to people you trust, and keep taking the next step.