Meaning often lives inside responsibility others consider inconvenient.

The responsibilities nobody wants tend to be the ones that actually hold something together: the tedious coordination, the difficult person, the maintenance that never gets thanked. Because they are avoided, taking one on puts you somewhere genuinely needed, and need is where meaning usually turns up.

Look at what people around you consistently sidestep. If one of those things matters and you could carry it, consider taking it. Inconvenient work is often the least crowded place to be useful.