Sturgeon's Law

I've been talking with a financial/investment adviser about various things I need to do with my money, and it reminded me that managing personal finances is one of the very few things left in my life that feels like homework. I don't hate it, exactly, and I maintain a basic level of it, but the big things like Roth IRAs and tax returns feel incredibly draining, and I avoid them even if they're sitting right there and I have time to deal with them (taxes aren't quite as big a deal because there's a set deadline I have to meet). It's good that I'm talking to the financial planner because at least these things will get done, but it's bad because I still have to do all this work that I think comes naturally to him and is the exact opposite to me.