| It is prudent and safe to assume that we will spend a | | | | that we, through our professional lives, only encounter |
| significant part of our lives dealing with tasks that do | | | | situations and tasks that provide us with such |
| not particularly appeal to us. It is also safe to assume | | | | opportunities. |
| that more often than not, we will find ourselves | | | | So why do we find it so difficult to motivate ourselves |
| despondent and with less motivation in the face of | | | | to apply our skills and abilities with the same |
| such situations and tasks. | | | | enthusiasm and intent to those tasks that we hate |
| It would be foolhardy to deny that given a completely | | | | doing? |
| free hand and infinite options, we would only do the | | | | The first step is analyzing and understanding why we |
| things we love. It would, be even more naive to hope | | | | find a particular task dislikable. |