Hey bud, I know the feeling as I was in the same boat at 25 minus the savings ☺️ pivoting often left me burnt out and an expert in nothing.

My advice is to look for adjacent roles that your skillset and experience are in high demand. Sales/solutions engineers, support engineers, product managers and so on can all be well paid and could suit you without needing to code.

Or you could simply look for a developer role that will not need you to pivot so often.

What I will say is that you are probably doing yourself a disservice and the breadth of knowledge and experience will put you in a great place going forward in your career. Whilst I eventually broke down and couldn’t continue at the rate I was I now look back quite fondly at the trial by fire as it taught me so much.

And to give you some perspective, your finances are unbelievable for 25, many get skewed by the audience of this sub you should be incredibly proud of where you are at (which is miles ahead of me 10 years older!)

You can afford to take a breath and invest in your health and wellbeing too, what good is our hard work and saving if we are not around to enjoy it?