Something that's helped me is to think long term. Think about where you'd like to be in 5, 10, 20, 40 years. Is your current life trajectory working towards it?

Something that's helped me is to think long term. Think about where you'd like to be in 5, 10, 20, 40 years. Is your current life trajectory working towards it? If not what would you like it to look like instead? For example, if you'd like to work for yourself one day and own a business, you can work on that (albeit that's with the computer). Sounds like you're happy with where you work; is there anything at work in terms of technology or interpersonal skills you feel like you could get better at? You can invest time into that. Or as some people mentioned you can do something completely different, some hobbies can end up being "careers" themselves. For example, if you love olympic weightlifting, you might have aspirations to become a national competitor one day. Goals like that can really motivate you to invest time in one way or another after the workday.