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>It feels to me like “do the things you like” is a luxury of someone who isn’t anxious about paying all their bills. Couldn't have said it better. I really di
by cornfieldlabs 1y ago
>It feels to me like “do the things you like” is a luxury of someone who isn’t anxious about paying all their bills.
Couldn't have said it better.
I really didn't get to "do things I love" until I escaped poverty.
- didgetmaster 1y agoEven if you are lucky enough to find something you really enjoy that also generates some income; unless it is almost trivial, there will be parts of it you don't enjoy. Side projects might be fun to code, but bug fixes, tech support, and documentation might be a real chore for you. I have one of those that I can't wait to sit down and code a new feature; but sometimes have to force myself to do the tasks that make it more 'user friendly'.
- themadturk 1y agoI love writing. I definitely wrote things that brought in no money when I was worried about making the rent.
- johnnyanmac 1y agoYeah, that's always been the case. There's lots of things I want to do in my free time. Learn Japanese, learn some art, take a brisk hike. But right now I'm mostly thinking about a portfolio to appeal to get a full time job after 2+ years out.
- chairmansteve 1y agoHuh... I used to live in poverty in order to do the things I loved. Now I have a very comfortable life, but not much time to do the things I love.