I constantly need someone supporting me to keep continuing things
For you, why would that be? Could it possibly be an instinctual desire for attention?
the common source of motivation I can find is working with someone to get things done. If I lack motivation, the other person drags me back up. They lack motivation, I drag them back up. Good luck finding someone like that, though. I wish I had someone to create such feedback loop of productivity.
As is the case in any work relationship or friendship. I see what you mean.
For me though, I watch what’s going on around me and try -
try now, mind you, as I don’t always succeed - to motivate myself from there. This sort of independence frees me from relying on others to turn a wish of mine into a reality.
One example I have is my hobby for non-English languages. Communication barriers should not be a problem towards friendship and success in today’s society, so to “do my share”, I am actively trying to use 4 languages - English, Spanish, Japanese, and Indonesian.
Being by yourself, you drag yourself against this flow. That is your motivation constantly sinking and your will trying to prevent it from sinking. Until you get lucky I guess, you are a solo player.
Assuming this “flow” is the mutual support between partners, yeah. Our minds might be able to do anything, but working together accelerates the grasping of knowledge.
If both partners are taught the same concept, and only one understands, because each partner has an idea of how the other acts
most of the time, the the message might be able to be understood quicker.
If there is any truth in this world is that most of us have no interest in sharing productivity due to differentiating ideas and interests. If someone does care, it is usually for personal gain. As a society we only care about each other enough to help ourselves.
Those “differing ideas and interests” are not the sole cause of the barrier to sharing productivity, but the fact that some of us have an “either you completely agree with what I’m saying or you’re against me” attitude against them. Like unity and diversity whether you see that you gain something or not (material or karmic wealth) is purely based on attitude. After all, how else is it possible for people to be happy in the worst conditions, and vice versa?
As for your last sentence, it ties in with the “differing ideas and interests” thing you are saying in that people might have the same interest but don’t give it the same priority level.