No one call the forest rangers, I'm running down that hiking trail! :D
No, but legitimately, my motivation is "I know what I'm good at, how do I apply that to create new things?" If I'm forced into things I'm not good at, I falter motivationally. And if I'm doing what I'm good at, but not creating anything new or interesting with it, I burn out and become miserable. So in the context of this framework, sign me up to start running up that (hiker's) hill!
No, but legitimately, my motivation is "I know what I'm good at, how do I apply that to create new things?" If I'm forced into things I'm not good at, I falter motivationally. And if I'm doing what I'm good at, but not creating anything new or interesting with it, I burn out and become miserable. So in the context of this framework, sign me up to start running up that (hiker's) hill!