I may not be suitable to answer this question at present. More than a month ago, I was fired by the company. Then, I entered the exploration stage of independent development. Currently, I am learning SEO and learning to build websites. (I have been doing server-side development for many years before) I found that there are many things to learn every day. In addition to development, I also need to explore needs, promote, interact with users, do data analysis, and continuously optimize products. Now I work day and night, almost 80 hours a week, which is longer than when I worked in a company. Although there is no progress yet, independent development is destined to be the path that suits me.