You might benefit from changing your perception of your work. Rather than think about the result, think about the 'duty' of each day's work. This is what I do.

You might benefit from changing your perception of your work. Rather than think about the result, think about the 'duty' of each day's work. This is what I do. Most people think of the word 'duty' similar to a 'chore', but duty is a very honourable word. It means doing the things that need to be done at that time. Don't worry about the result, think about the work itself in a very unemotional way. Just plant yourself down in a chair and do it. And you do it because it's your duty; your duty to yourself and the people that are important to you. I would suggest that, if you haven't, you should read the Bhagavad Rita.