<human>: 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.

Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?
<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?