> I don't like working with people anymore > I hate the mental constraints of 9-5, hence I'm trying to build a business. I think owning a successful business

> I don't like working with people anymore > I hate the mental constraints of 9-5, hence I'm trying to build a business. I think owning a successful business means you work with people more, not less. > After my day job I feel so exhausted that I can barely find desire to work on the business. There's value in powering through and getting stuff done. But there is also a time to step back and do less. You're the best person to judge what's right. I agree with everyone else. You need a purpose. If not the business, then something else. Here's an incomplete list of things people find purpose in: 1. Religion 2. Children and family 3. Volunteering and helping others 4. Hobbies 5. Friends and community 6. Involvement in local politics 7. Climbing the corporate ladder 9. All-out hedonism - games, partying > I get scared when I realize that this is my life for the next 30-40 years. Normal and natural. But 40 years is a long time and a lot can change. What would you like to be different?