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I have found that mixing pleasure with work turns what was once pleasure into work.
Very true very true, i used to fish about everyday bass fishing, then i started running tournaments for a national trail i ran them for three different national trails and ran the locals and then went to reginols and out of state. after cpl years it became more work than fun and i was looking at a new bass boat had it all picked out and the next day i bought my harley i have always wanted and been riding and enjoying my time only fish cpl times a year if iam lucky now.
Never turn a hobby or something you really enjoy into work or the fun will soon end. Not always the case but things change.
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