Pick something random to get good at. Add a hobby to your life. You're most likely just low on general life excitement, so figure out some way to add feelings of surprise and pride and creative satisfaction to your days. That feeling makes everything else better.

I have found that being able to exercise in some way helps my mood greatly when it comes to working on projects. For me, getting out and riding my bike or doing something active gets my brain going in a different way, and sometimes gives some distance between the project and myself.

Your point is valid, my thing is more the brevity and curtness.

Disagreement is fine — within reason — so long as it's contextualized. Otherwise it's just people sniping at each other. Your reply just there is way more valuable as an item of distaste than "garbage post" ever could be.

*shrug*

How other people see the world isn't my department, just how they treat each other while they're here.

Well it's nice to know this forum still has the ability to go from zero to holy shit in under 8 posts.

I guess we'll always have that.

Awesome! I tend to just get fatigued on personal projects; I move onto something else and come back after a couple months. Gives me a fresh set of eyes and ears for it too, which is great.

For work I do wedding films. I get fatigued in general at the end of the season but once I start editing, a project generally only lasts a week to a week and a half before I move on to the next.

Not to play admin here. But if you guys wanna keep this line going, probably best to move it to a new thread. This one's been hijacked and sidetracked enough.