I burned out at my last job because it was 9 hour days and I wanted to invent stuff at home. It wasn't so much about the work itself. I also had a mountain of

I burned out at my last job because it was 9 hour days and I wanted to invent stuff at home. It wasn't so much about the work itself. I also had a mountain of debt so 100% of the money I made was gone the moment I got it. So after 3 years, I was toast, and now I work for myself. It's going to take a special kind of incentive to get me back in a day job. I'll only work for someone who understands the opportunity cost of me working for them, and that everyone has unique contributions/needs that should be considered. I'm actually hopeful that will happen though, amazingly, even here in little old Idaho.