I'm not suggesting that you can just stop doing unpleasant or difficult tasks, but you may want to change the way that you handle them. A prime example would be some of the organizational tasks that are associated with any job or home environment. Your job may require you to fill out the same boring sales projection form at the beginning of every month. You have come to intensely dislike filling out that form. If you are self-employed, it may be more difficult to see how mundane tasks hold you back from being more productive.
Home is the place where mundane tasks are most prevalent but most often questioned.
It might be time to write out a list of all the chores that everyone does on a weekly basis. Then, ask if anyone would like to trade one responsibility for another. You might find that one child would much rather take out the trash, while another would prefer to sort out the laundry. I often find that juggling tasks and responsibilities can result in a fresher and more creative environment. Although repetitive tasks are often avoided out of boredom or distaste, sometimes tasks are avoided out of fear.