The purposes of this study were to understand the stories of five senior outdoor adventure instructors using Hermeneutics approach. Through the study, I try to find the sources of supports and power that let them remain on the outdoor job. According to the results, there are four sources of supports to keep them in the fields. (a) the personal inner energies, such as positive thinking, appropriately knowing personal competence and the value of the job. (b) from the power of the outdoor job, such as connection with participants and the personal growth and learning through the spirit of adventure education. (c) other people, such as working team, and the significant others. (d) the personal meanings of life, such as personal development, creativity, connection with nature and individual religious/spirit. They also identify the outdoor job which is a personal calling and a journey of self-searching.