If you have the time or resources, try doing something that interests you in programming that doesn't have any "super cool feats of hacker ability" or commercia

If you have the time or resources, try doing something that interests you in programming that doesn't have any "super cool feats of hacker ability" or commercial value. It might be more artistic or maybe just silly, but the value of expressing yourself for your own needs can help give you a bit of inspiration and feel back in the groove. Manipulating a computer should serve you first, whether that's with something you like or for your job. Outside of that, be sure to take care of yourself. You're more than just your ability to type and watch a screen light up. Rewatching Kiki's Delivery Service helps in your situation too.