I relate with you. And my opinion is that it’s harder (or seems harder) to take risks when you have your family to provide to. I’m near 47, and to be sure we wo

I relate with you. And my opinion is that it’s harder (or seems harder) to take risks when you have your family to provide to. I’m near 47, and to be sure we won’t end all struggling, I’m mainly working for the same clients, doing mostly the same things over and over. Of course there are some new project here and there, but in the end it’s mostly CRUD and not that interesting. So to answer your question, I don’t keep the fire, I do my job. (Sorry if I sounded a bit dramatic. I love my actual life, we all just moved to Ireland after 3.5 years in the Caribbean. I guess my « fire » is more oriented on the personal life that professional one)