I can relate. >'The truth is that I honestly don't get emotionally invested in any of it. I'm emotionally invested in my career and love new technology, enjoy

I can relate. >'The truth is that I honestly don't get emotionally invested in any of it. I'm emotionally invested in my career and love new technology, enjoy learning, etc.' I think there's a lot of wisdom in those sentences. Basically, invest in internal (personal) goals and see the external (workplace) ones served as a natural extension of that. It's easy to reverse that and find yourself hamstrung or run ragged by bullshit which you don't necessarily have any control over.