I fully endorse this approach and actually practice it myself, even I`m not a professional coder, just a newbbie who came back to it; you can apply this to any

I fully endorse this approach and actually practice it myself, even I`m not a professional coder, just a newbbie who came back to it; you can apply this to any industry and or activity which is "vocational", from music to teaching to whatever you might feel a passion about it. To me is also a relief many times to be aware of "this pay the bills" this is what I love to do. Now I`m loving code again thats why popped here (Paul Graham and his essays to be blamed for :)). One flaw on this "tactic" for myself is that regardless of being an activity to pay the bills, I am naturally bounded to do quality job, and some times that is just not feasible. But this is another kind of personal weakness and does not undermine the tactic itself