There’s a kind of boredom no one prepares you for. It doesn’t arrive when you’re doing meaningless work —it arrives right when you’re trying to do the most meaningful work. When Boredom Shows Up at the Peak of Purpose I’ve felt this many times — while building something quietly, patiently, behind the scenes. A feeling that returns in gentle waves. Perhaps that’s the clearest reminder that we’re human — not machines. We question, we stall, we feel conflicted. Our imperfections

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