Nah you’re good. Imo the problem with programming as a job is that the job is never “done.” There’s always a new bug, another feature, a new acquisition to in

Nah you’re good. Imo the problem with programming as a job is that the job is never “done.” There’s always a new bug, another feature, a new acquisition to integrate. You rarely get the chance to step back and appreciate the thing you’ve built. Start baking bread. That helped me a lot. Also also, don’t buy into the hype. Coding skills (especially at the point where you can lead a team) are not going to become obsolete in a few years.