Yes, I have. Sadly, it's more common than it should be. I'll say this is even more acute if you're a man. We can't _really_ complain about work. We have to suf

Yes, I have. Sadly, it's more common than it should be. I'll say this is even more acute if you're a man. We can't _really_ complain about work. We have to suffer in silence. Startup. I'm a technical cofounder with a non-technical cofounder (guy with money who wants to build something) and another less technical cofounder (PHD research type, not a builder). Working from home, I did everything. Built, hired, managed, designed product, assisted the ML team with their shit, managed the ever increasing grandiose scope of the business guy. In the process, I lost my GF, it affected my health (both mental and physical), family things happened in life and I was royally burnt out. I'm back to work now (somewhere much more steady), but there was a 3 month period where things were _really_ touch and go. It gets better. Focus on you. To hell with everything else. You can't be great (whatever that means to you), or get better, if you don't cultivate yourself first. Everyone outside of yourself with keep taking until you say no.