Good advice here, especially the fundamentals that can be done now (e.g. exercise.) "What Color is Your Parachute" is a great career-change guide; in particula

Good advice here, especially the fundamentals that can be done now (e.g. exercise.) "What Color is Your Parachute" is a great career-change guide; in particular, on evaluating skills based on what you enjoy. It's enjoyment both in the doing and the having done. i.e. happy in the process of it, and proud of/satisfied with the outcome. Not suffering for a great outcome; nor blissing away for nothing - instead, bliss for a great outcome. I belabour the point because it can be elusive to achievement focussed types like myself. This exercise puts me back in contact with what is actually fulfilling and meaningful to me. Without this information, it's hard for me to carve out a job that I like, even if I'm the one creating a job for myself (which I am). Like the old guy said, "know thyself". Good advice for the lost.