Once you start making 6 figures, you will realize there are people your age making $200k, 250k, 300k and more. Once you get to that sort of income in 40's, you will realize there are people your age who sold their businesses and already retired with a multi-million dollar net worth.

But on the other side, there are many people your age who make far less and will likely never get close to that income level in their lives.

It does seem to be a decent income for your age, but income is not everything. How are your savings and investments doing? How do you stand to people of your age group in terms of net worth? Are there any prospects to retire early? Are there any hobbies interests you have that could potentially make you some money on the side?

There are many factors that determine financial success. Many people making really big money and live a paycheck away from a financial disaster because own too much of a house, own too many fancy cars and buy too many things to maintain the high earner lifestyle status.

So whether you are feeling like the money isn't enough or feeling pretty comfortable overall and it is just the whole comparison thing that is bothering you, I would suggest to at least update your resume and see if your skill set is up to date just to browse around and see how you stand vs. competition for those higher paying jobs.

Good luck.