I think you're describing what keeps many of us working in tech; an unceasing itch to learn and tinker. It's a good thing though - you can't be successful in th

I think you're describing what keeps many of us working in tech; an unceasing itch to learn and tinker. It's a good thing though - you can't be successful in this field without it. We all struggle with balancing that itch with the FTE and maintaining relationships - none of us have it figured out (I certainly struggle with it). Look, all that aside, sometimes the best thing you can do is jump. Being in your comfort zone is a dangerous place that breeds complacency.