I think it just comes down to frequency, &quot;necessity&quot; of an activity, and context.<p>Someone might like driving, but are they going to enjoy driving to and from a work environment every day of the week? Perhaps. They might enjoy it so much that they love it. And the work might make it worthwhile. But making that thing a requirement seems like an easy way to transform it into something that&#x27;s just not as fun as go-where-you-want-when-you-want free drive.<p>I think it just comes down to whether or not you you&#x27;re forced into doing something as a means to an end. Cooking for subsistence rather than for pleasure, for example.