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As others suggested, the most important part is you feeling motivation, and a good way to get there is to learn programming by aligning it with something you enjoy doing. Are you a tinkerer and enjoy electronics? Then go to Aliexpress, buy a ESP8266 and a bunch of sensors, and with Lua or Python automate your house. Do you like games and would you enjoy building games? Then follow one of the many Unity beginner courses, and you will learn also C# as you go along. Do you hate repeating things and like automating stuff? Then read something like Automate the Boring Stuff with Python. Tell me your hobbies, I'll tell you the best way to learn programming :)

Thanks Uramasa!

Congrats! What's your main source of income? And what's your age?

I have been following some of the "teachings" of FIRE, but as I turned 30 I started having my doubts. I save >80% of what I earn, and I earn > $10k/month, but I'm starting to feel a bit unfulfilled. Especially when I see that my "energy drivers" are being with family and friends, and by focusing on maximising salary and career, it means I have to work far from home and be away from family and friends. When I was in my 20's this was not a concern at all, but as people grow older and families expand, it starts to become a bit more questionable if this is the right focus. So do really think about what gives you energy in your life before you go to this extreme.

thanks payroZZa!