Wonderful advice. I am dealing with this right now, and I: - I can't believe how much useful knowledge I have lost (or at least would have rather still retaine

Wonderful advice. I am dealing with this right now, and I: - I can't believe how much useful knowledge I have lost (or at least would have rather still retained, perhaps useful is the wrong word) - how difficult the smallest things are now - how long it took me to realize the ship wasn't sinking -- it sank years ago, and I'm already lost at sea. Time to brush up, and find enough driftwood to make a raft, I suppose. I don't even care about titles, more pay, etc.. I just want to make things that I can be proud of again. > Depression/stress (burnout) literally damage your brain on a physiological level. It's no joke. No kidding, and I am finding it harder to get back on the horse and self-study (I feel like I lost 90% of my fundamental knowledge since college. Use it or lose it, I suppose). I want out of web development, and I would love something lower-level, but I am not sure where to even look. I am sick of .Net Core and Sql. I want C and ARM assembly (good thing I forgot it all). I rather program a dishwasher than another web app at this point. It's easier to never fall off the horse than it is to get back on. Lessons learned.