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Old 08-11-2008, 06:58 AM
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A running start can make you get past that initial resistance. But the feeling, urge to just do anything else, doesn't go away. Even if you have the environment set up when you sit down and just start writing. That feeling is still there for a minute or two before you're warmed up and enjoy working.

This never happened before I learned programming properly. Somehow when I learned enough programming to be efficient, I developed some kind of resistance to loving it.

I have plenty of inspiration, I love the project and all that, I know exactly what to do. I have no idea where this resistance comes from.
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