My current situation is ok. FE dev making a relatively very modest salary remotely. Very little overhead and lots of agency compared to previous gigs. But, idk

My current situation is ok. FE dev making a relatively very modest salary remotely. Very little overhead and lots of agency compared to previous gigs. But, idk if I'd say I like it, but I've accepted that's not the point. It has its ups and downs, I work well with my colleagues for the most part, often times that's enough. I got it by sheer luck after a stupid relentless gauntlet of interviews and happening to find one that worked out for no particular reason. The spark is definitely gone for JavaScript or frontend related anything. I still enjoy learning new things that make a substantial difference in productivity or performance, but I've learned through numerous burnouts that it's just tech and things basically don't matter as much as you'd like to think.