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Craft and joy

Only now I have realised that in every profession there are two sides:
- period when you learn profession
- time of using learned to earn money.

I prefer to learn during all my life, but the use of obtained knowledge is a mournful gloom. And the work for hire for a boss using acquired knowledge makes me immediately think to run away.

Craft - is tedious process. If I had to do such work, I immediately find a way to make it interesting and creative, even by my humiliation. During University senior year summer practice I had to write a research paper on welding. Man, what I had been doing those three beautiful Summer months? I'm writing a novel!
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