Title: I&#x27;ve been coding for a living for about 15 years and, while there are plenty of days where I learn something new, overall, I&#x27;d say I&#x27;m actually pretty good at it, and generally quickly earn the respect of my peers wherever I work.<p>The problem is, I&#x27;ve lost my spark and enthusiasm for the job, BUT, I can&#x27;t afford NOT to work, and with 3 young kids, I have some pretty significant overheads to meet each month.<p>I still read HN and other tech sources avidly, so I still have enthusiasm for the industry, in fact, I dream one day of running my own successful tech business. I&#x27;m just finding the physical and mental act of programming for a living draining, having done it for several years, I&#x27;m in need of a change, and, if I don&#x27;t change something, I fear I&#x27;ll burn out.<p>So, turning to HN for some inspiration. What should I do?
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