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It's sort of a mindfuck almost because at least when I did it myself for the #1 thing I had to master at work it was sort of a "hate it so much you love it" sit
by randycupertino 5y ago
It's sort of a mindfuck almost because at least when I did it myself for the #1 thing I had to master at work it was sort of a "hate it so much you love it" situation. It was budgets. So I hyped myself up so much to tackle the damn budget that in some weird twisted way I started enjoying doing it and now it's like, "AHHHH HAAAA I WILL CRUSH YOU" when budget projections come up. Although truth be told I still loathe doing it, I just make such a big dumb "thing" over it in my head that I enjoy it more for the stupidity and theatrics. The second you finish it, they change it! Wahoo! Lol.
- giantg2 5y agoI know what you mean. There are some things I take care of right away because I hate them. Most of my tasks vary wildly, so I haven't been able to expand that hatred to all of them (seems to require focus on just a couple).
- randycupertino 5y agoCrush it at your job with this one weird trick of hating everything! XD
- giantg2 5y agoThat would be better than my current situation. Everyone genuinely believes that I'm very intelligent because of the way I talk about my hobbies, the details I know, and the variety of hobbies I have. This leads them to believe that I'm really intelligent, but just not engaged or something. In reality I don't think I'm that intelligent, maybe the upper half of the normal range, if that. It's just that you don't meet many people in finance IT who are also into culturing mushrooms, beekeeping, creating Android apps, etc.