Leave it to davidcasshole to bring nothing to the discussion...

Burning out is very real unfortunately and can affect every aspect of your life which sucks. The way I have figured out to stay in an industry I love, actually get a check for it, and work something that looks like normal hours was to go into commercial working for someone. Depending upon where you are located there may be some opportunities to do that and still have a quality of life. As much as I miss resi, I miss very little of the BS and enjoy looking at my payroll deposit every week that someone else pays. I'm fortunate to work for a good company with a manager that is flexible and knows I'll get the work done when it needs to get done.