Not sure exactly how to interpret this question, so I'll answer along the lines I have been thinking lately. Most of my digital life revolves around my busines

Not sure exactly how to interpret this question, so I'll answer along the lines I have been thinking lately. Most of my digital life revolves around my business, a website for cyclists. I enjoy cycling, but am definitely not the avid cyclist that I hope signs up for my service. As a result, I feel a bit like I am posing, but the tool we are creating has many many cool technical aspects to it, so I really enjoy working on the project. I don't want to do this indefinitely, there are some cooler tech projects out there I would like to pursue, but this is a great and enjoyable way to pay the bills. I am assuming you pose this question thinking something along the lines of: "Is this digital life a good way to spend my creativity and time?" If that is the case, I definitely think so, however I sometimes long for something as simple as construction, with more tangible physical representations of progress and craftsmanship.