Not to be too critical, but some of the trailing comments brush on this - are you turning joining a startup into a strawman cure for a lack of structure, motiva

Not to be too critical, but some of the trailing comments brush on this - are you turning joining a startup into a strawman cure for a lack of structure, motivation and focus? I'd grind any bullshit for 22 hours a day if it was heading towards something I wanted badly enough. A change of product, codebase or setting isn't going to suddenly change your internal drive or other subjective factors. Even if you hit a startup thats on cool platform X, it will become background noise to getting something delivered / ploughing through the bug list / etc etc. Your decision to quit isn't progressing because its arbitrary - you're not leaving your job for any specific reason or because you have a clear goal in mind. If you have a strong reason (eg, passion for a project, monetary goal, cancer, whatever), decisions like this normally happen pretty fast.