Absolutely,

Start by getting a new mule, 2.0 style.

A new name, a new site, new competition to research. Use popular open source software to run the site but customize it, a lot, and then get plugging away based on what your research says you should.

A word of warning, those 2.0 style mules fart a lot when young, and they live for 40 years, so if you can't stomach the smell and don't have decades to dedicate to it... start a support site instead.

Let the other sites fight for top spot in any field, you supply them with articles or templates or knowledge or whatever else those clydesdale mules eat. Before long you'll find new steam for existing projects, 'yer mules be growin boy!'. Oh and get analytics software, seeing results real time helps.

Have fun and keep it light.

[edited by: JS_Harris at 6:25 am (utc) on Oct. 22, 2007]

First off take break. Go on a vacation (holiday) and relax, Learn to snorkel
go mountain climbing. Do something you have never done before that you always wanted to do.

Take up a new hobby or sport, you need to get a new perspective on life!

Most of us spend way too much time chair bound in front of our computers.
Its enough to stifle any enthusiasm we have for our sites.

After you do the above come back to your site and tear it apart and put it back
together again. New home page, new graphics and new content,new ads etc,etc.

If you have a site with a good age, links and traffic, you have a valuable asset. Don't waste it!...KF

Yeah, that's good advice, I certainly need time off. I haven't had more than two days off in a row in six years. There's always something that needs doing, a new cms to try out, database construction, keyword development software etc.....

Lovejoy