If you don't feel compelled to code outside of work, it's probably because you don't love what you are working on enough. I find that programming itself is not enough for me to want to work constantly--I have to legitimately love what I'm building.
it's probably because you don't love what you are working on enough.
This is worded, negatively, but I think the positive formulation is more meaningful: If you aren't coding outside of work, it's probably because you love doing something else more.
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If you don't feel compelled to code outside of work, it's probably because you don't love what you are working on enough. I find that programming itself is not enough for me to want to work constantly--I have to legitimately love what I'm building.
This is worded, negatively, but I think the positive formulation is more meaningful: If you aren't coding outside of work, it's probably because you love doing something else more.