No need to apologise.
The feeling of being forced to pursue someone else’s goals is certainly part of it. But even if the goals align, being pushed usually means that one’s good deeds aren’t going to be fully appreciated by others, which too is a great demotivator.
I think the feeling that one’s good deeds will be unappreciated is especially a risk for altruism.
No need to apologise.
The feeling of being forced to pursue someone else’s goals is certainly part of it. But even if the goals align, being pushed usually means that one’s good deeds aren’t going to be fully appreciated by others, which too is a great demotivator.
I think the feeling that one’s good deeds will be unappreciated is especially a risk for altruism.