[xqb64]

I mean, it's not like I'm going to forget how to write code any time soon. I'm currently recovering from the n-th tough burnout, and I feel like I need a shift toward something new and meaningful. When it comes to job opportunities, from my perspective, knowing the entire stack (not in the webdev sense, but rather both hardware and software) makes you highly attractive on the market, in both worlds. So, while I genuinely can't predict what I'll end up doing 5 years from now, I do feel like it's time to familiarize myself with the other side of the entire stack.

[joearchitect]

@xqb64: I've been coaching founders through the exact "n-th burnout" cycle you're describing. Usually, it's an environmental/biological bottleneck, not a willpower one. I'm building a 72-hour surgical Reset protocol specifically for high-load profiles like yours to reclaim deep work without the noise. Would be curious to get your take on the framework: https://github.com/joethearchitect/72-hour-reset

[joearchitect]

Update: We just pushed the official site live at https://thearchitectreset.com/ for those who want to see the full clinical breakdown and testimonials from other founders. @xqb64 hope this helps contextualize the framework.