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I've been at FAANG for just over 2 years now. At the time it was a big step for me personally and professionally. I got into the big leagues. Even if I don't stack up I'm gonna soak it all up, I thought.

I used to spent time going through codebases, learning about all the services and trying to build stuff with them. Other people have to pay for these resource and I got a dev account.

Well 2 years later, that fire is gone. I'm trying to recreate the habits I had that kept me hungry. But I think I need a different mindset.

Does anyone related to feeling complacent and being ungrateful?

My parents have physical photo albums from the film days. The albums are curated for events and memories, such as vacations and weddings etc.

When I got a new phone, I bought 128GB thinking it would be more than enough. But it's not.

I find that I just snap photos of things I want to remember. Some photos are nearly identical, but I don't delete them. I feel a sense of attachment. Though I never go back and look at them. Periodically, I offload a bunch to an HDD and then I definitely don't look at them.

I don't have social media to post photos. I have a digital frame I upload pics to, but that also just fills up over time.

How do you go about managing your photos? Does it feel like digital clutter? How do you approach memory making through photos?

Finally, any cool tech solutions are welcome.