<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

The gist of this is that I've got no real longterm goals in life.  However, I'm perfectly fine with that.

Here's a summary of my life status:

 * Late 20s
 * Half custody of my lovely daughter
 * Very satisfying job (software engineer since I first turned on a computer, it's a real passion)
 * Paid well (~$90k/year, more if I work overtime)
 * Decent "working" relationship with baby mama
 * Great friends
 * No desire to have more children
 * Very modest house (~90k)
 * Active lifestyle (I'm always doing things, especially with my kid)

About the only thing missing is regular sex, but let's face it - it takes a lot of work to find a woman who doesn't want kids at my age.  When I'm 35, it'll be loads easier to find someone not interested in kids. Also, I feel no need to have random sex - weekend hookups are a good way to wind up with a lifelong disease.

I'm a very charismatic, intelligent individual.  I've no problems making hard decisions, even while under enormous pressure.  I could easily see myself performing well in a CEO role.  

The problem is, everything in life comes with additional work.  CEOs work 55 hour weeks.  Self-employed people work even more.  Kids require a lot of sacrifice - I'm perfectly happy where I'm at now and don't need more.  I have idle wants ("Sure, a million dollar mansion would be nice.") but the desire for them does not outweigh the cost of the additional work it would take to get.
<bot>: I'm perfectly happy with (almost) everything in my life, but it seems everyone around me is striving for something greater. What am I missing?