It's very good and healthy to have a life outside of work, but you're still going to spend anywhere between 25 to 60 hours a week working. Making sure that you

It's very good and healthy to have a life outside of work, but you're still going to spend anywhere between 25 to 60 hours a week working. Making sure that you actually enjoy those hours has a massive impact on your quality of life. For an extreme example, what pay cut would you be willing to take if you were able to do fitness training full-time? > My job paying well allowed my wife to buy a vacation home/investment property for the winter and starting at the end of the month fly around the country and stay in mid tier hotels and do the whole “digital nomad thing”. This is somewhat off-topic and I don't know you or your wife personally, but I find it flabbergasting that a spouse would choose to do the "digital nomad thing" when their partner can't or won't follow them. Even more so when they're being bankrolled by said partner.