Move all the logic and tests and learning over into applications to life development. Every day is a program, every month, every year can be described as many t

Move all the logic and tests and learning over into applications to life development. Every day is a program, every month, every year can be described as many things, but one of those things is a program. Take big risks with your next moves, but base your moves on the programmatic skills you've learned, applying them literally and metaphorically. This is a solid backstop, so make the 15+ years pay you back again and again. Take note of your specific background and strengths within certain areas; write simulations of upcoming life events and outcomes. Write life-games instead of video games. Create life-editors instead of text-editors. Sort out all the logic and build every library or package you need to support that. If you are considering different careers, jobs, roles, teams, friendships, those things should support and build space for your ability to think like a software developer. Every relationship is fun, relaxing, carefree. But also, it's a program, one that far from being robotic, supports your highest ideals in relating to and working with others. That's where I'd start. Good luck to you--