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That's very civil of you, upvoted. OK, now I can answer. It's all a balance of investment, payback (which can be direct - "gets me a job" - and nebulous life-qu
by tempguy9999 7y ago
That's very civil of you, upvoted. OK, now I can answer. It's all a balance of investment, payback (which can be direct - "gets me a job" - and nebulous life-quality stuff - "that's interesting!") and erm, my lifespan.
I try to make those tradeoffs consciously. If I decide x is valuable but boring, these days I'll measure it against other priorities, if it wins I force myself to do it.
So I try. It's an acquired skill which I'm still working on.
- rat9988 7y agoWhat you call an acquired skill is a heuristic most people do unconsciously.
- tempguy9999 7y agoPeople always do the right thing and don't dither, don't procrastinate, always evaluate the long term consequences? Sure they do.