I think programmers tend get fixated on learning "new stuff(insert new framework here)" or generally stressing when not learning some new big thing. One should

I think programmers tend get fixated on learning "new stuff(insert new framework here)" or generally stressing when not learning some new big thing. One should be learning everyday, trying to improve skills in the language they are working with. Becoming an expert in a language is not easy. Plus, you also learn business, interviewing skills, life skills and so on. If one feels their job no longer forces them to learn, they should seek a different position within a company or switch companies maybe in a different type of business. However, one could stay at the same job for a long time, and then maintain legacy systems, which can also be quite lucrative.