Mark Dain I think I finally figured out my issue with programming; it feels a lot like an obligation. Not just coding to pay my rent but at home I'm often finding myself writing code because someone asked me to or because I think it'll help pad my CV/resume; I have nothing interesting on GitHub at the moment. Definitely stuck in a rut here and I'm not sure what to do about it :(

Asko P. Only code for money. When I'm not working on client projects (ideally I would never work on client projects, so I actively try to make a project to not have to do client work anymore) then I'm simply creating projects to make even more money. It's not that money itself motivates me, but if I create value for which people are willing to pay, then I feel that much better and more motivated