Mid-life career change

I grew up the kid that was always into music. I lived in ensembles. Went to music school and got a bad case of imposter syndrome, wasn't ready to grow up and quit. I immediately went into nursing school, had a great career and every employer loved me. I became a responsible adult with an in demand skill. I never handled the emotional toll of nursing well. 15 years later I started having increased bouts of anxiety and burnout, severe guilt over things that were out of my control despite showing up and giving 110%. Tried changing areas, only helped temporarily. I figured I was too much of an emotional sponge, empath or whatever you want to call it. I turned 40 and decided I needed to regain control of my life, making it to retirement seemed impossible. I went into a teacher education program, it was ego crushing and enlightening at the same time, I became stronger. I am finishing my first year teaching music full time in an elementary school. The pay isn't as good but I'm paying a lot into the retirement system, I get the same breaks as my child and I get the time to balance my family and personal life that go along with teaching. Some days are hard, but not nearly as emotionally heavy as a bad day in nursing. I get to be creative every day and still make a positive impact and help kids be successful. I feel like health care and teaching professions are good for mid lifers to switch to, a lot of times our life experience and maturity transfer well, even if we are new to the profession. There's no reason why we can't have a side gig too, Massage is a smart choice, If done right sounds like you can have a lot of control. I plan to keep my nursing license active, When I'm an empty nester I might like to work summer camps or fill in the breaks with a little private duty.