Grigory Gorin, the screenwriter for the film "That Very Same Munchhausen," was a very wise and peace-loving man.

When conversations in a group of his fellow writers and artists began to heat up, he would masterfully defuse the situation by asking the main arguer his trademark question: "What are you working on right now?"

And the person would immediately switch to a constructive mode. They would remember their own concerns, their own work, and everyone would be interested in hearing them talk about it.

To get a glimpse of someone else's labor, to see how someone structures their day. What does their daily "routine" consist of? How is someone progressing? What has someone achieved? To compare with oneself. This is a deeply human inclination.

The opportunity to dive into another person's working life is the second most important motivational driver for LaborGit users.

The first is to not live one's life in vain.

2022-05-04

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