You may already know this, but it sounds like you’ve burned out. It happens. It doesn’t have to be debilitating. Getting away from what’s burning you out is a step in the right direction, so good for you for recognizing it before things got really bad for you.

You could make a list of skills you feel would make you marketable (don’t worry about what kind of job you’re looking for; just make your list of skills). Things like “able to multitask”, “organization skills, “analytical”, “problem solver”, etc come to mind. Make your list as long as you want. This will be your reference when you start trying to determine which job you want to go to next.

Look up open jobs in your area that match any of your skills. Don’t worry about whether you’re “qualified” or not. If the skills being asked for match any of the skills you have, list it. Once you have your list, sort it by how interesting the job sounds to you (again, ignore any doubt of qualification).

Rewrite your resume/cv so that you highlight your matching skills with their requirements, and then apply for the job. Create folders/labels in your email client and keep everything filed away neatly.

I know that’s pretty specific, but the idea is to a) help you look for another job, and 2) give yourself something structured to do while it’s healing from the burnout.

I’d also strongly recommend, if you can, try to take a week or two off between jobs so you can tend yourself both physically and mentally.

Good luck op! Keep us posted.