It sucks but the job pays the bills and I agree with the motivation aspect. If you do something you love, then there isn't any issues. It reminds me of the people who did Youtube as a hobby had fun but eventually, they ran into issues when they burned out. They considered that as a job and they just didn't have as much fun.
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The fun, the purpose is important. Sometimes as humans, we understand that money is important, but if we don't attach the sentiment or emotional fufillment from working, it'll be very difficult to actually find joy with what we're doing.