Logistics of the job is the hardest part. Getting jobs as a US based employee with several years experience isn't too difficult. I can usually find a new remote Senior-Staff level job in a few weeks. Spamming indeed/linkedin job posts. I spam my applications and will interview anywhere, but I'm selective about choosing the job. I'm looking for low meeting culture jobs that fit my current schedule. Right now my three full time jobs only have a daily standup and the occasional bi-weekly planning session.
My day to day isn't too bad. Attend standups, write code without distraction. Honestly, two of the companies I work for are pretty dysfunctional so I go days without any work to do. It would be frustrating if I was a dedicated employee but I take it in stride since I can work on something else or do nothing. Dysfunctional companies (there are so many) are great for me in this setup.
I have tons of hobbies and a growing family. Wife, 2 dogs, multiple kids. On days when I don't have any real work to do I usually go out with the dogs for a couple hours, maybe hit up the climbing gym, read something (currently the Stormlight Archive). I'm fully aware I have a nice life haha. It's weird how some people in the comments mention that I would be happier doing something else, I'm super happy.