good instinct. certainly the personal reward of getting something interesting running dims. and I find myself working considerably slower, and its quite a bit e

good instinct. certainly the personal reward of getting something interesting running dims. and I find myself working considerably slower, and its quite a bit easier to get distracted. most importantly the kind of work that was available for me 20 years ago was just inherently more interesting than the kind of work I can find today. if you don't get 'retirement money' early on, I would highly recommend spinning up another vocation to spend your later years with. at the very least you're in a privileged position where, ageism and market conditions aside, you can always backfill with a little drudge work.