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Please explain your statement: a person doesn't need to love what they do, but they should have peace of mind.
A person can do something they don't like (or don't want to do) in order to achieve spiritual satisfaction.
And a personal question: what are your spiritual needs? (Timmy, no offense; I'm not demanding accuracy, just name a few interests that can be called your spiritual needs).
First and foremost, I would include faith in the Almighty and prayers to Him as spiritual needs.
Next is the need to forget (or at least try).
Next is meditation and self-control.
Next is entertainment.
That's it, I think.
Sincerely, Timmy.