The problem with the Bible is that the Lord hasn't really said much about 401K plans, setting insurance coverage levels of various kinds, running synthetic vs regular fluids in the transmission of your cars, whether to go into hi-tech stocks, medical or pharmaceuticals, or maybe just stick to good old blue chip deals. Also, as far as variable-rate interest loans and how to manage mortgages and other debt, I usually end up feeling "unsatisfied" with the Lord's advice on how to proceed.
At the same time, I have a pretty good job now thankfully but I don't know when and how they'll kick me out (if) and what I would do if they did which they might. There are many things I would be very good at which makes things even more complicated. Would I stay here in the Midwest where it's like a very relaxed, clean, well maintained palace all over the place with very polite people but kind of boring as a whole (basically how I would envision Heaven to be like) or would I be more happy in a hot, action packed, dense hole like LA with the massive population and astronomical costs of life (kind of how I would envision Hell to be like but without the constant torment of course).
Then there is the whole thing about what kind of balance should I strike between work and play ... either extreme doesn't interest me as much but I'm not sure where a good balance lies. Sometimes work actually feels like play and sometimes play starts to drag and vice versa.
Basically, I think all these new opportunities and complexities we have added to our lives has created a sort of "choice" overload. It is almost impossible to enjoy any single decision because you end up being overwhelmed with all the alternatives and all the remaining possibilities.