I'm 49. On my second time living abroad. On my fourth time starting all over again. Have been looking at code to answer some long quests I have in Photography b

I'm 49. On my second time living abroad. On my fourth time starting all over again. Have been looking at code to answer some long quests I have in Photography but have been all over the place during these last 33 productive years. What I can say is that there are some great advise here, indeed. "The "correct" reaction to a midlife crisis is almost a trope now: you have it pretty good, don't rock the boat, don't screw things up." 10 out of 10 "Your age means you've grown up and it can be the greatest period of your life." this is great - I'm trying to believe it myself. "...work does not define you" - this one is the most important one. Recently lost my job along many other people in a large lay off. I witnessed people crying like their whole identity was being stripped from them. That was sad to see, it made no sense. My take on it? If you have the time, find a place to volunteer. EU has plans to cut digital exclusion heavily by 2030 and there is probably some social program in your area to deal with that. If you could share a very tiny bit of your Go knowledge with a few fellow citizens there is a chance you will feel better than buying a Miata.