So what you're saying is basically you have "no life", and you are willing to dedicate your waking hours to your job (or playing Pokemon Go). Been there done th

So what you're saying is basically you have "no life", and you are willing to dedicate your waking hours to your job (or playing Pokemon Go). Been there done that, found out the hard way that it usually ends in a way that is not so advantageous to you. I am still writing code at 58 because it's what I like to do. I have founded, managed and CTO'ed. But when I code I feel better during the day, I feel like I have accomplished more, and I sleep a lot better then when I herded cats. Retirement is a slow death... I am going to be coding until I die, at least 30 more years!