I love what I do. I was the kid in the 70s & 80s that took apart anything electronic in an attempt to figure out how that stuff worked. In my high school years, I started playing guitar in a starry eyed attempt at fame in that field. When it became apparent that wasn't going to work out, I decided to get a degree in electronic engineering. At least I would be able to repair my own musical equipment, I figured. It then became a career, and I love it. On top of that, I still play music and I build custom effects pedals as a hobby. I've gotten to the point where I wish I had more time in each day.

But yes, do what you love. No reason to do anything but, really.

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