[TenDnal]

Yeah, do what you love and love what you do. And when you really do it, work stops being just job, it's life as well. And there's no separation between you at home and you at work. Simple yet, very important idea. You can't get tired of work if you really love it.

[Loughla]

"And when you really do it, work stops being just job, it's life as well. And there's no separation between you at home and you at work."

That is the single most terrifying sentence I've read in some time now. No thank you.

[roeme]

Unfortunately, virtually all work includes some stuff to do which you don't happen to love that much. So there will be always a factor which will tire you of your work to a certain degree, and always a separation between work and home. This is only natural.

If you want to avoid the not-so-fun parts of your work, that means you've got to find somebody else to do it for you.

It's unlikely they will do it for free; so you either have to find the dime or the time.