Lack of motivation

[MarillionFan]

Just started to dust off the old CV & taken a quick look at Jobserve for gigs within 10 miles of my house and above 400 per day

52 come up, 8 I could apply for immediately & five of those I reckon I'd guarantee getting an interview for. These are all BA/BI/Architect positions working in either utilities, pensions or property.

As my interview to offer rating is so high, I reckon I'd definitely have an offer of 4 if not all 5.

And I can't be bothered. They're probably all quite interesting little projects 3-6 months on their own, but I just can't be bothered.

So if Money is no longer the motivation, how will I get motivated to bother to do something.

Any ideas?

[AtW]

Open a tat shop instead?

[BrilloPad]

Think of your wife and children. They don't want to put up with you round the house.

[tomtomagain]

If you don't need the money and don't want to do the work .... then why bother doing it?

If you need the money then Mr Motivator will turn up sooner or later.

[MrMarkyMark]

Just started to dust off the old CV & taken a quick look at Jobserve for gigs within 10 miles of my house and above 400 per day

52 come up, 8 I could apply for immediately & five of those I reckon I'd guarantee getting an interview for. These are all BA/BI/Architect positions working in either utilities, pensions or property.

As my interview to offer rating is so high, I reckon I'd definitely have an offer of 4 if not all 5.

And I can't be bothered. They're probably all quite interesting little projects 3-6 months on their own, but I just can't be bothered.

So if Money is no longer the motivation, how will I get motivated to bother to do something.

Any ideas?

Thought a man of your standing would only be searching for roles paying £800 PD +




And thanks for the -ve rep too, you fat chunt

[MarillionFan]

Think of your wife and children. They don't want to put up with you round the house.

I'm renting a desk in a shared office so I can get out of the house.

[scooterscot]

I'd have the same problem if I were you.

[jamesbrown]

I know what you mean. To begin with, work is the motivation. Then you go contracting, and money becomes the motivation (whether it starts that way or not, it ends that way). Then money stops becoming a motivation, and you're left with feck all to motivate you. First world problems. Probably time to sit back and think about how you might better direct your gloriously privileged existence.

[eek]

You options really are:-

1) Go and do take one of those contractors
2) Go and find a salesman and set up a proper consultancy
3) Do the first 1 while working on the second

4) Go and do something else...

Personally with school age children you are a bit tied to England so I would go for 2 or 3 depending on how quickly you reckon you could find a contract for your consultancy...

[jamesbrown]

school age children

In that case, I'm surprised the OP has time for all this existential crap.