You might feel differently about it after a while. I did CS and programming, but the first few years I had impostor syndrome and didn't enjoy it and thought I

You might feel differently about it after a while. I did CS and programming, but the first few years I had impostor syndrome and didn't enjoy it and thought I wouldn't hack it in the industry. The job search process used to really stress me out and make me question my worth. After a few years when I gained some confidence in my abilities (that helped more than experience) I enjoyed it a bit more and realized I liked it again. I just see programming as a job (not as a passion), but it still seems interesting and the most lucrative thing I could do that would stay interesting over decades.