<human>: Hi Reddit, I hope I'm posting this in the right place, please let me know if this should go somewhere else!

A little background, I'm 22, graduated from college and I tend to be a hyper-analytical person, over-thinking things to the point of inaction for fear of whatever consequences I fabricate in my imagination (I'm working on it) and would love some advice on my current predicament. SO.  Currently I have the opportunity to move from my current desk-jockey job which pays well and provides me with experience and knowledge that could easily translate to other companies and opportunities but I basically work my ass off, around 70hrs a week for a boss who has zero respect for me and just piles the work on to something a little more interesting.  I could become a mechanic for a professional cycling team (I raced a ton, I love the sport, this would be awesome).  This won't pay as well, I'll be out of town and away from friends and my favorite activities for virtually half the year, but I would be working with great people, travelling around the world (busting my ass constantly though, its tons of work) and I know I would love it.  The problem is, in my mind this is a fork in the road for my life, choosing to be a bike mechanic means I'll have experience that can really only be used working for other bike teams or in a bike shop.  Probably not what I want to be doing for the rest of my life.

I know I'm young and have a whole lifetime ahead of me but I want to make sure I'm doing whats smart here.  I'm used to working hard and have been my whole life, this is just a matter of where to apply myself.  I'm so clouded with "rationalizations" that I need some perspective outside of my own head.

Thanks in advance and happy new year!

Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: can't decide between current, decent job, and another opportunity that I would probably have more fun doing but has less long term benefits (too long?)