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When saying hates his hob I actually meant life as well, because a big part of our lives consist of our work, right? Anyway, I'm pretty sure he does not need a
by snitko 17y ago
When saying hates his hob I actually meant life as well, because a big part of our lives consist of our work, right? Anyway, I'm pretty sure he does not need a hobby, he needs a passion. Switching jobs, without knowing what your passion is, is useless, as it does not make your new job any better than the previous one.
And thanks for the steps you listed, that's helpful.
- stonemetal 17y agoPassion as a job is a funny thing it can kill your passion for something. I used to program in every spare moment now that I program at work 10+ hrs a day, my hobby coding has pretty much died on the vine. Passion is good but beware of to much of a good thing.
- snitko 17y agoYes, that is correct. I'm sure everyone had had this feeling with his job at least once. But still, somehow we manage to roll this over, right? Like for example we start our own businesses - to make our passion have a sensible aim, so that it would matter again. Or maybe just having a timeout helps. Anyway, I think it's way better to have a passion you're tired of, than not having one at all.