I have been a 'serial entrepreneur' for my entire career. The experience has changed many times, with being a principle in a new venture, to being a hire at a m

I have been a 'serial entrepreneur' for my entire career. The experience has changed many times, with being a principle in a new venture, to being a hire at a more mature startup, to being a consultant at my own company. Back and forth many times. Its a journey, not a destination. I suggest that the burn-out feeling, the impostor feeling, the whats-it-all-for depression, are symptoms it's time to change. None are 'true' in that they are temporary. Heck, teach at a junior college for a semester or two, be with young people full of idealism. It's a tonic. I hope you find a path forward.