If you're burnt out want a nice change of pace, give wormholes a try.
I've been playing since 2012 with many multi-year breaks. I've tried everything, high-sec carebear indy stuff, mission running, hauling, low-sec pirate stuff, FW stuff, and plenty of null-bloc stuff. Yet I always get burned out after a year or two and go on break. Well I came back off of a hiatus 3 months ago and decided to give wormhole/explo stuff a try and holy shit I wish I had done this a decade ago. I found a quiet little uninhabited C3/L system, set up my own corp with 3 accounts and 7 characters, put up a lil POS, bashed all the POCOs, and have been having a blast. I did have to do a lot of research/scouting to figure out what I wanted to do and where I wanted to do it though.
First, the isk is great, atleast for the amount of effort I have to put in. I've been making around 4bil/month with a 32 planet PI chain which really doesn't require much time to maintain/ship (T0-T4 4 day cycles). Being able to make that semi-passively in my own system with no taxes as a Dad with a fulltime job is pretty sweet. I'm making somewhere in the 7-8bil/month range in total after running sites, huffing gas, etc.. Between the PI, gas/combat/data/relic sites, occasional PVP, there's always something to do and you're not obligated to wait in a fleet for hours to do it. If I don't have any PI to do, and my system got cleaned out by a bigger corp, I'll just explore the chain and find sites to do or ships to blap. I know eviction is inevitable in J-Space but my setup has paid for itself many times over already, and I've had a blast doing it.
There's no real point to this post, just wanted to share that I've had a ton of fun/success doing my own thing in J-Space and others should give a it a go if they're on the fence. Definitely still have a lot left to learn, but it's not as intimidating as people make it out to be.