> 1. I don’t care about the work > If you don’t care about the work, it’s going be a long and agonizing journey to completing this task and its descendant tasks

> 1. I don’t care about the work > If you don’t care about the work, it’s going be a long and agonizing journey to completing this task and its descendant tasks in the future. I'm sure there are some good life hacks to trick you into liking this or that work that you by default dislike. I have a corollary problem to this #1. Not that I dislike writing per se but I like coding so much more. I have to really fight away not coding to put more time into writing. This may be because I've been at coding for a long time, so I am good at it, therefore the dopamine comes easier. There's probably some theory here that goes like once you're good at a thing, it's harder to get good at some other thing. When my noviceness/incompetence at writing frustrates me, instead of pushing through it's easy to go feel better about myself doing something (programming) that I have some good capacity for. Thinking out loud...