I was and sort of still continue to be a mental wreck because of isolation / life stuff that changed because of covid. We were all locked in a room for basical

I was and sort of still continue to be a mental wreck because of isolation / life stuff that changed because of covid. We were all locked in a room for basically a year, let's all just think about that for a second. Yes, I currently for the lack of a better definition coast at my job. I work maybe 20hrs a week and get paid the full degree, increased hours a bit to still get a raise after my last review. This is okay to heal and get back to normal, but will undoubtably stagnate your motivation, mental health and career advancement long-term. I'm probably going to leave this current job (since perception of my velocity is now set in stone) take a 2-3 weeks off and then start interviewing for a job with better pay. The way I see it, I'm just gaming the system to maximize my efficiency with a large bias for recovering my mental health. This is why companies are scared of work from home long term ;)