Better watch it. I switched to software and started living a little too comfortably. It's a sedentary lifestyle. Now I work on a treadmill with an hour spent lifting weights, just to stay in shape.
Yah, I've been learning this the hard way. I've dealt with more muscle cramping, knee pains, and other assorted afflictions in the past two years then I have almost my entire life. I never really was much for exercise to begin with, most of my activity came from going out dancing on the weekends before a gig or just for fun. Once I got really involved in school though I had no time for it and now it seems my physical activity consists of playing some golf now and then and walking my dog on occasion.

Wish I had the ability to write code while working on a treadmill, just won't be able to happen in my office. One of my resolutions was to start exercising, but as someone who's never done it it's a daunting task to tackle. It's just one of those things where you have to make it routine, otherwise you'll spend more time rationalizing why it's ok to NOT be exercising rather then just doing it because it's part of your day.

By "living comfortably" i meant more on the finance side of things. Most months I'm lucky if I have 100 bucks disposable income. I guess I should point out I shouldered an additional 75,000$ worth of debt to help my family. So my loan payments are 2-3x more expensive then what they should be. It's hefty, but I'd rather have the stress of it rather then see my mom and pop live in the back of a car.