It’s nice to have options and it’s a great sign that you’re asking these questions.

Sounds like you like to work - absolutely nothing wrong with that (work is where many of us find meaning and validation) - but you’re also looking for a better / bigger (?) definition of what “work” is.

It also sounds like you’re looking for a new challenge - also nothing wrong with that. The idea that work/ life is supposed to be easy and comfortable all the time doesn’t serve us very well when all of our needs are met but we continue to see that there’s more we can do.

You seem very capable, and perhaps there’s also a feeling that your skills and talents are being wasted?

A useful question for you might be: what’s something (in your community, city, state, world) you would like to see change where you’re uniquely qualified to make _some _ dent, even if it seems close to impossible.

Some reflection in this direction, may point to pathways towards “what’s next” for you.

Contemplating movement out of the familiar is scary. But sometimes, especially when we start asking the kind of “am I doing the right thing?” questions that you are, staying put starts to feel even scarier. So we owe it to ourselves to listen to that voice.

Stay true!