Pikoro's Journal: Where to go after a life of IT work?

I have been working in the IT field for the past 20 years, and after getting hired by the largest financial company in the world, I thought I might have finally found a place to retire from.

However, after working here for less than 6 months, I find myself, not exactly burnt out, but longing for a complete career field change.

Since all of my experience has been IT related, I'm not sure where I could go from here.

What would slashdot readers consider doing for a living after being in a single field for so long?

What do you love doing?

[The Clockwork Troll]

When you're not doing IT, what do you find yourself enjoying?

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[Pikoro]

Flying. I have always wanted to get my pilot's license. Just haven't had any luck finding a flight school here in Japan...

Domain & location

[tqft]

Network Solutions says
http://www.psphacks.net/ [psphacks.net] [it is in your info]
is up for renewal or deletion and asking if I want to backorder it.

Tied down where you are? You know mortgage, family etc?
If not mining companies in Australia have a major skill shortage on all their major mining sites - outback though in fairly rough places, but good money (actually almost stupid). Good to retire on though. Look up - WMC, BHP Billiton, Woodside. Western Australia and Queensland (states in Australia).

Unskilled workers a

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[Pikoro]

Yah, I renewed it. Like I said, I'm kind of getting tired of computers. I barely even check my email anymore, hence me missing the registration for my site...