Do what you love, love what you do. If ML and working with data sets does not feel gratifying and in the same time developing for mobile does - maybe master wh

Do what you love, love what you do. If ML and working with data sets does not feel gratifying and in the same time developing for mobile does - maybe master what you love and try to build ML on top of it? For example - think about using ML to clasify data produced by your users to bring some interesting feature to your mobile app. That way you will spend most of the time working with technologies you like at this particular moment in time, but also you will leverage your skills to apply some newly gathered knowledge in real life scenario. Would it be wise to try to move towards ML? Good question. There is a lot of traction around AI and ML at the moment though in my opinion it's not easy to get somebody who really gets this stuff (i.e. knows how to apply principles to produce something that really works). Looking at technology it looks like AI/ML will become next `Cisco Certified` type of `living the dream` job. However (again my opinion) you will get good salary in mobile development too.