I left another comment, but something else occurred to me: You need the New Employee Perspective. It's that same perspective you get when you're the New Employe

I left another comment, but something else occurred to me: You need the New Employee Perspective. It's that same perspective you get when you're the New Employee. Everything is fresh, cool, and awesome. You do great work. Everyone loves you. Then you start noticing things you don't like. You get jaded. "Things were better 2 years ago" kind of thinking. You leave, somebody else comes in, and they have the New Employee Perspective. Everything to them is fresh, cool, and awesome. So why can't that New Employee be you? It's just a matter of perspective.