Yes, it was the first thing considered and ruled out by the psychologist I've been seeing. > What so you do instead of completing tasks? Is it just a wall prev

Yes, it was the first thing considered and ruled out by the psychologist I've been seeing. > What so you do instead of completing tasks? Is it just a wall preventing you from completing tasks, or do you get distracted by other things? Majorly distracted. Put me in front of a boring task at work and I will immediately try to shift to something I find more interesting. It's always been a huge struggle to focus on my work tasks, but combined with "burnout" it's now just impossible. I don't have imposter syndrome, I know that of my coworkers I am the most technically skilled. The problem is being the best technically doesn't matter when you can't deliver consistently.