Wow, 3 years is a long time for a coding job. I bounce around a lot due to boredom. If you are sick of coding, there is always managing coders as a change of pace. But if you like to code, you might just need a new project or company to re-ignite your passions. Coding for a b2b company is a lot different than a consumer app, or even games.

There is a coding meetup group where I live that I like to visit sometimes to see if I am tired of my project or coding in general.

> I feel like I could do something different, better maybe?

The challenge is to be self aware. Can you come to grips with what stands in the way of understanding yourself and your passions?

Robert Kaplan has authored an excellent book on this very subject. Here's his Talk @ Google> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sY-qwEYjs0

What do you have in mind? Do you want a new job somewhere else? Do you want to code any longer?

If you want to stay is software development you can maybe try to do some freelancing projects which will give you a nice change of pace with new clients. This is working awesome for me. I have a full time job but freelance as well in my free time.

I actually want a new job somewhere else, as in another country. I live somewhere in the Middle east and the recent developments quite made me afraid as an atheist, to be frank.

And coding... I think I am burned out. I think I want to write about it, maybe teach about it but I think my days of creation has passed.

Thanks for the reply anyway.

Perhaps you're not doing what you really love?

This essay (http://www.paulgraham.com/philosophy.html) might inspire you to do something with Philosophy [check the last section: "A Proposal"]

Thank you, will check it as soon as possible.

Take a break!

Unfortunately I cannot do that... but thanks for the suggestion!