Tough one, I feel you. Maybe pivot into IT work that involves more physical activities and social factors? Network engineering possibly? I imagine they move ar

Tough one, I feel you. Maybe pivot into IT work that involves more physical activities and social factors? Network engineering possibly? I imagine they move around more. Or ethical hacking. It sometimes includes physical pentests and social engineering. Maybe even IT management? Use that study voucher for it and return as the boss of geeks. Being able to code is quite valuable so I would look into leveraging that. If you're earning well right now maybe take some of that money and pay someone to help. People who know what kind of jobs are out there. Get a full assessment of your personality and skills. Are there agencies for this? Just spitballing here. Lastly, try and see whether you already know deep down what you _really_ want but are too afraid to admit to yourself. That happens a lot. I don't work in tech btw, so I have no idea what I'm talking about. Just a brainstorming session.