Inrellectual stimulation / boredom

[TheFaQQer]

Unless the new skill is juggling....

I tried to learn to juggle, but had to chuck it in, like this guy

[vetran]

That's a bit of a sore point.

he is keeping his hand in.

[doodab]

Learn a new skill, you'll still appear to be hard at work but will be doing something useful for once

Unless the new skill is juggling....

[MicrosoftBob]

Learn a new skill, you'll still appear to be hard at work but will be doing something useful for once

[TheFaQQer]

WFH and watch porn instead

[doodab]

Think of things to spend the money on and make spreadheets comparing all the details until you pick the perfect one.

I have e.g. a synths spreadsheet, a cameras and lenses spreadhseet, a computer components spreadsheet, a telescopes spreadsheet and so on. Dozens of them.

[evilagent]

What happens when you run out of doing interesting things, and the workload becomes a drudge?

I am minded to return to recruiting, but have become used to the stimulating work (which is now wearing thin).

Equally, I wouldn't miss the trawl of endless phone-calls to make, both calling disinterested managers, and equally obnoxious contractors who think a unintentially mistimed call is somehow reason to be rude.

That aside, I love being a contractor.
But I am quite bored.

I have done all the usual things like proto-BA work and looking for efficiencies to make.
How do you make things interesting when the initial challenge has waned?

maybe a new Plan B thread?

NB: I have mispelled the title; clearly it should be "intellectual"; if a passing mod could tidy up, much appreciated.