>Don't know if I can ever get that feeling back. Have you managed to? Problem solving for me is what is still very exciting. I love fixing things or enabling p

>Don't know if I can ever get that feeling back. Have you managed to? Problem solving for me is what is still very exciting. I love fixing things or enabling people to do things they couldn't do before or perhaps better than before. I'm learning Kotlin so I can write a timesheet program for my wife so she doesn't have to do them by hand. Although I dabbled in golang for years I didn't learn it in earnest until I needed to extend a vendor's app written in the same language. Similarly I breezed through the MIT Python course as a refresher after I actually had a reason to use the language in anger. Learning new things is fun, don't get me wrong. But I've really found a purpose when I find a way to apply it.