obligatorydev
Joined 6 years ago
Joined 6 years ago
Start from the base and get your physical health and spiritual health in order. Top sleep hygiene, running, weights, meet up with peeps and play soccer. Read worldly books like Hesse and find some spiritual centering.
Then explore the world, even hiking in a national park nearby. Spur on new thoughts.
Then slowly get back into "producing" or whatever you want to do. Maybe go for a masters in something, or just create. Could be useful or just fun.
You're really lucky. You're prob a few years younger than me and have about 90x the money.
Toughest part is the salary/time demand ratio is pretty great, I doubt there's many normal jobs that come close. Maybe sales, once you get the ball rolling.
I think the key is to compartmentalize it as a source of income (my coworker says "whelp, back to the salt mines"), find a niche that people want you for, and get other things you're interested in.
I assume this job will be valuable for at least 10 more years.