> I don't want to waste my thirties doing crappy work because I don't have an office to work in. I personally find this statement presumptuous. Most of us ar

> I don't want to waste my thirties doing crappy work because I don't have an office to work in. I personally find this statement presumptuous. Most of us are doing mundane work on boring/useless products and that’s what puts food on the table. People who do meaningful work in their thirties and have a private office are very rare. I think trying to measure your outcomes to this metric is a recipe for feeling like a failure because it’s unachievable for the vast vast majority.