I'm 34 and I want to get out of the office - what to choose?

Question

Distant work

Good day.

I'm 34 and I don't want to go somewhere every morning. Or rather, I want to, but to the beach or in the field, or in the forest - where there is a mood.
As a logical conclusion - remote work. This is where the crux of the issue comes in.

Please advise what will feed me remotely for the rest of my life while I am able to work, at least for the moment? In which direction to dig in order to develop in the topic (complexity is not important) without working 5/2? I am a capable IT specialist, although I earn quite differently. I know how to sell, manage a team, and if I need to, I learn anything at the right time. And I'm not interested in money in the first place.
Initially, having come to this idea, I gave up on programming. At the moment, and having learned and read the same beginners, I understand that you need to want to be a programmer. Do not change your profession for this one, because it is convenient, namely, to want to work, to burn, otherwise you will get bored very quickly. Technical tools are not enough. Didn't quit, but decided to re-look around.

I will appreciate any opinion. Thank you.

Answer 1

You don't want to be a prog when you're talking about team management. Programmers (no offense to those present here) are introverts whose goal is to write code, and not to contact people.
Look towards Product owner, Project manager. I think these areas will be closer to you.

Answer 2

Maybe you should launch your own product? do (or organize people to do) and sell, see how it goes.
With serious preliminary research and planning. It can be relatively small, fast and inexpensive (but see your own possibilities here) - for the test.

Answer 3

I know how to sell

- sell feed always, you can not learn anything else. A bunch of partners. Choose what you like and sell.