Sometime last year, burnout happened for me. I found myself working and finally fulfilled (financially, work/life balance), but something was “missing”. I was tired of being a social worker.  Not because of the job, but because of the workload.  I worked throughout the pandemic.  I witnessed the loss that people experienced.  I was sad, depressed and sleep deprived.  I decided that I wanted to do something different as a career.   I wanted a job that didn’t follow me home or haunt me during my sleeping and waking hours.  That’s when my husband suggested a tech field as a career change.   He was wrapping up his degree in Cyber Security and…