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"resistance to work" usually means that you don't have any passion for that work, and that you shouldn't be doing it. if you're running a business you should th
by michaelpinto 14y ago
"resistance to work" usually means that you don't have any passion for that work, and that you shouldn't be doing it. if you're running a business you should think of outsourcing any task that you don't want to do, unless it's mission critical.
- overgryphon 14y agoThis isn't necessarily true- for me, resistance generally means I'm scared I can't do the task well enough, or scared that someone else will look at my work and think it's awful.
- intractable 14y agoI have the same thought process as you, and I find it quite debilitating. It often manifests as a need to know everything about a problem space before even starting on a solution. The upside is that on the whole I produce code that is logical, consistent, maintainable and relatively bug-free. But it takes a long time.