I agree. My point is more about acknowledging personal responsiblity for our choices. I can not blame the industry for my i'll prepared life set-up. It was a risk, I knew it was a risk, but I took it. I still want to see this career choice pan out, though.

To point of being bored and miserable:

Happiness is not something you do, its not something you get, its not even something you really "achieve." It something you ARE. You either are, or you are not. I reflect that I am not, and probably would not be no matter how much money or how many hot girls I could get.

There are plenty of people in this world that don't really have as many choices about their life as many of us do in America, and yet they can still be happy. Maybe it really all lays in attitude. I think FZ was trying to make a similar point. You just have to listen to yourself.