However, in a modern (and potentially secular) context, we can interpret his words as looking at the root of what we truly love, trying to discover our true motivators and then attempting to satisfy those. Probably, in many cases, we are chasing false goals or drowning our dissatisfaction in busyness because it is easier than pausing and taking the time to reflect on what we truly love (whether that is a person or group of people, an activity or occupation, or even a place).
