For those of you who have leveled everything.

[Zanarkand-Ronso]

Oh I got burned out alright, but I keep coming back because I legit love this game and find it fun.
But yes, the early leveling experience is kind of a slog, but once I got to level 50, I got excited because thats when extra leveling avenues open up, Thats when you get access to more roulette. And I dont know why, but for me once I got my Ironworks gear, quing as a DPS wasn't that bad anymore. Occasionally I got insta-ques, sometimes I waited no longer then 7 minutes. And at the time I got Praetorium ALL the Time, so my leveling experience was mostly positive....Once I got past level 50. Before that, oh my GOD @_@
I guess my main motivation was the Titles, I loved "Grandmaster of ---" and such. Then in ShB its "Soul of ---" Plus you get a mount

Also, I wanted to see how every Job played out. I wouldn't know if I truely disliked a job if I didnt actually play it.
Gave me an excuse to play the game more, plus all the dungeons, quests, and roulette got me QUITE the Fortune of Gill

[Allegor]

Short version: It only burnt me when it was a job I didn't like or care about, but I wanted the amaro, and now I don't want to see PoTD ever again.

[Ursa_Vonfiebryd]

How did you not burn out terribly? Especally with class types you just don't like? I just have a goal of having a fully leveled char. I leveled paladin, warrior, white mage, scholar, summoner to 50. As we all know the arr levels are just a slog. I am currently on black mage. Soon I will be doing monk, archer (Worst class in the game, I hate it so so much.) rogue, and lancer. It takes fifty years to get in a dungeon, and path is not much better.

Besides dancer I dislike playing dps. I want the fully leveled char just to finally have it sience I have been playing sience 2.0, but the burnout is getting real.

I have almost every DoW/DoM leveled (don't have MCH, PLD and GNB--I don't like tanking and BRD is my ranged physical DPS) and I don't get burn out because I'm mostly in it for fashion. Fantasia's ensure that I don't get bored. There's also decorating the FC house, my chambers, my house and my apartment. And I like doing content too.

Leves are the best way to level in the lowered end content--until you hit 16 then just do leveling and hunt log (or repeated runs in the highest level instanced content you can do--keep some simple, cheap food in your inv and make sure if you have any exp boosters like the ring from the Smiths quest and or earrings from preorders (the bonus stacks) then keep those on).

The real challenge is inventory trying to keep all those jobs adequately geared XD.

[Marivaldi]

I only did roulettes and played Triple Triad while waiting on queue

[StriderShinryu]

I don't have everything at 80, but I do have most there. For me, the biggest thing is just taking my time. If I'm enjoying a job, I'll push it to 80 but even then it will mostly be through daily stuff (beast tribes, roullettes) and weeklies (challenge log). Once I run out of things to do "for the day" I just put the job down and maybe hop on my main job for a bit if I still feel like playing. Sure it doesn't get done quickly but I don't want to get a job to 80 by sheer force of will only to never feel like playing it ever again.

That said, there have been a couple of jobs I've 80'd that did become a struggle at the end. WHM and BRD in particular. I enjoyed both well enough at first but started to be a real slog later on. They just ended up getting boring and never veered back towards interesting or enjoyable for me.

[Granyala]

How did you not burn out terribly?

By doing the daily random dungeons with friends.

It's not that relevant what I do in game, if the company is fun. Even mindlessly mining in Diadem does not bother me.