If you feel like you don't want to work, then your job is a forced commitment.
If you can think of something you would rather be doing than working, congratulations you're better off than a lot of people. I'm not sure if this is even relevant to your post.
I'm bad enough at keeping on top of commitments for things I want to do, let alone forced commitments. I try to be a little early for things I don't want to do, but sometimes I'm late,
I feel like this in regard 👇
Oh wait, you totally reminds me of matrix 🤣 this is all a huge setup. It's a conspiracy of the matrix, that's why I'm stuck in that equation, live an ordinary life, be late for appointment every single time and blame it on the matrix blueprint instead. So, it's not the office space suck, it's the matrix suck 🤣🤣🤣
I like my work, I also like the people I work with. The problem is, I don't like the culture of that friggin J O B. I can always do the Tony Robin magic by saying it's not a problem, it's a challenge. But when we face the reality, it's a fucken problem regadless. If it's only a challenge, we have a choice to NOT take the challenge. When the challenge came from the JOB, sorry no can back off 🤣 Once again, who set the boundaries? We? Or the matrix?
If you see something as a problem and try to trick your mind into seeing it as a challenge, you're simply lying to yourself because you perceived it as a problem first and have to convince yourself otherwise while everything in your rational mind screams it's a problem.
It could be the matrix, but that just means that the unfortunate player who cannot perceive outside of the matrix is limited by its perceptual boundaries and enslaved to the societal structures in place, which is a problem to the player.