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This week I suffered from what I’ve come to think of as the WorkFromHome Vacuum. From what I understand, everyone who works from home experiences this from time to time. I used to succumb to it more frequently before I started working on the magazine, and I’ve gotten bett
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marly
5 months ago
**Actual monetary reward isn't the issue, perhaps most important in this situation is that there is no audience, no one needing this "work". It is a vacuum I feel daily and it is only relieved in the moments I am truly working on a project or right after. Thinking about them doesn't count, after a certain point, I find the thinking sucks any air left in the room...
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I also identify with what Cecily said. When I'm working on something that isn't yet earning me pay, I have a difficult time justifying it as actual work. I finally started calling it work out loud, and it's starting to fit better and feel better.
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