Anyway, not trying to armchair psych, just saying: I hear ya.
Anyway, not trying to armchair psych, just saying: I hear ya.
Now, that I don't work anymore, I feel much better.
I sleep till I wake up, bike into the city, code for ~4h a day stuff in a café and drive home when I have enough.
But when I got a 40h/week job, the 1 week work and 3 week slack-off pattern was more common :\
Well, now that I feel better, I try to figure out how I can make money with work, that don't requires me to get paid per hour, hehe.
I mean, what is my potential, really? What is that word actually referring to? Is it a real feature of the world? Does it simply refer to whatever the outcome is of me trying as hard as possible to develop my capabilities in some domain? And if so, is that intrinsically good, or is it just instrumental to some other thing?
Of course, when we die there are no bonus points for how many code commits we made or projects we built or companies we started. So I wonder: should I feel guilty for doing nothing? If I was able to not feel guilty about doing nothing, would that be okay too?
I'm trying to just handle it by not worrying as much and accepting that I just work in spurts.