Is "calling" simply doing whatever is in front of us - just living from our heart wherever we find ourselves; or did God intend something more specific and tailored for each of us? In other words, is calling general or specific?
There's certainly validity in assuming calling is general -- that each of us should love and relate from the new reality of Christ-within, wherever we find ourselves. But I'd suggest that there's more: Paul had a specific calling to Gentiles; Moses was to rescue Israel from Egyptian tyranny; and Jesus' calling was to reveal the Father. There was intent and deliberate direction in each of those cases. Movement with meaning.
There's a reason you have the gifts you do -- they benefit a certain group of people who need exactly what you offer. There are also contexts that will be more suitable to your passions and skills than others. For example, the institutional church was not an appropriate context for my gifts. As a former pastor, I was even told right from the start that I would never find a role in the system where I could bring what I most wanted to. If only I had known then how true that would be.
God intended something distinct and distinguishing when he introduced you to the world. You clearly have latitude and a voice in shaping your unfolding story; but it's better to move through life knowing the specific thing (s) you offer. Christ lives in you, as you: He has bound himself to your personality, your experiences, and your unique brilliance. There's nothing general about you.
“You have so many extraordinary gifts. How can you expect to live an ordinary life?” -- Marmie’s counsel to Jo in Little Women.