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TL;DR Good luck, give it time, stay busy It took me nearly two years after a ‘startup’ I was working at collapsed and I realised I was burned out until I was r
by lvturner 8y ago
TL;DR Good luck, give it time, stay busy
It took me nearly two years after a ‘startup’ I was working at collapsed and I realised I was burned out until I was ready to consider writing code as a dayjob again.
I was in a comfortable position, but didn’t really have the luxury of being able to do extended travel, so got back in to work as quickly as I could (mostly technical salss and consultancy type role - wasn’t really ‘me’ but it helped me recover - there’s something to be said for keeping bisy - and taught me a few new skills along the way)
I’m now back to programming basically every day and loving it - but it was a long road.