If you work, for example, 60 hours a week somewhere, at worst sitting in front of a computer, and on a rare times of freedom you ask hourself that question, it'

If you work, for example, 60 hours a week somewhere, at worst sitting in front of a computer, and on a rare times of freedom you ask hourself that question, it's probably not going to work. You probably have to change the priorities in your life: work as the support not as the primary meaning of life. That also means actively investing time (a lot) in non-work activities. That's what's hard to do, since we acquire the habbits through the decades. Even worse, whichever company you work for will probably not like that the time of your physical presence decreases. It's possible. But you'll have to actively pursue it and change.