Burning out sucks. Sorry I couldn't think of a more articulate way of putting it. I've been through that experience and am just trying to find some level of nor

Burning out sucks. Sorry I couldn't think of a more articulate way of putting it. I've been through that experience and am just trying to find some level of normalcy in IT where I can be a high achiever yet still live my life. It doesn't help when you have personal issues but then everyone's got their demons. Some have quit, walked away and moved on to less stressful careers. Tasks that are less demanding on the mind. I would love to do that, but then would I really ever be happy like that? Alot of us thrive at being great at something, not just good but trying to be the best we possibly can. I know I'm constantly pushing my boundaries, yea its stressful but I also reap the rewards of higher knowledge. A part of life is learning and by giving up on that you are only hurting yourself. The key is finding a balance, to know how to improve without losing yourself.