My plans are to move out of my comfort zone
Hi Clock3rs, I was actually in a somewhat similar situation to you up until quite recently. I'll be 30 in 3 months, and I was struggling to keep the connection between what I do for fun (skate), and what I do to get by. I ended up getting a job in the skate industry after working various jobs in food service and jewelry production which actually brought skating and work into one place. I essentially became completely one-dimensional, a complete skate-nerd. Which was fine by me, as it was kind of my goal when I took the job. However, when the job started sucking and I began to resent skateboarding, I felt like an empty shell.
I left my comfort zone and began taking my career in a direction that I found to be personally fulfilling, and lucrative enough for me to get by. It took about a year, but I was able to get an internship, then a part time job, and currently a full time job in the field that I had set out to become a part of. None of it was comfortable, and I still feel like I'm "faking it until I make it". However, because I was out of my comfort zone, growth (professionally and personally) came rapidly. I wouldn't trade it for anything now.
Now, I am able to bike commute to work, get my creative rocks off in my office (where fortunately there is no dress code), and skate before and/or after work. My skating has slowed down a bit partly due to weather, but I've found a new hobby in biking that is filling the void for the time being. At the same time, it is addressing the Fitness "F" that another poster laid out.
I would say getting out of your comfort zone is the best possible thing you can do at your point in life/career. Nothing grows within the comfort zone, and you fill your head with innumerable "what if's" that you may or may not ever take action on.