I code at home when I feel like it, writing things that I want to write, in the language that I want to write them in. They're universally things that I can't i

I code at home when I feel like it, writing things that I want to write, in the language that I want to write them in. They're universally things that I can't imagine ever being paid to write, but they all scratch some itch that I have, and they tend to be expressions of my obsession with one topic or another. When I don't feel like it (i.e. when I don't feel the obsession), I do something else with my time. Work usually feels like something I have to do, and occasionally something that I find interesting. Hobby coding is always enjoyable. I'd burn myself out if I tried to force myself to do it when I didn't want to. It's not like I don't have a dozen other things vying for my attention, anyhow.