How to be better and make more money at a job you don't have a genuine interest in?

[Anonymous]

[AI Opinion]

To succeed in a job you’re not passionate about, focus on enhancing your skills and creating value. Identify essential tasks and excel at them to increase your productivity and visibility. Build relationships with colleagues and mentors for support and opportunities. Stay open to learning; sometimes, passion develops through mastery. Also, explore the aspects of the job you enjoy or are naturally good at. Financially, negotiate your salary and take on additional responsibilities or freelance work related to your strengths. Eventually, you'll craft a path that’s both lucrative and aligned with your evolving interests.

[Manwomanmythmale]

You have to always be studying all the time and be constantly learning without someone there to tell you how to do it. You have to learn the field, and you're going to have to sacrifice your time hanging out with friends or passing time.

But that's why they pay you the big bucks. They pay you to think critically and know your shit well so you're not like the average person. If you all you do is the minimum you will work a crappy 55k a year job.

If you hate the job it will be even harder to pull off. But just try to think reasons your doing it like maybe you want a pretty wife the house the car etc.