Now everyone is basically a grinder. Whether you grind Reputation, Professions, Exp, Achievements, Badges, Honor etc, you grind something every day you play.
Face it some days you will feel like farming others you want to quest grind rep, it varies and so should you. The game is no longer fun when your forcing yourself to do something. Now this doesn't mean just because you don't want to do it, don't do it, rather spend less time on certain things than all.
For example you wanna level herbalism, go do it, if there are rep quests in area, you can quest and farm. If you have alchemy as your second to herb and can level with what you farm spend the time when you get a stack up, or are near a vendor as you can sell any loot you don't need. Take a few minutes here and there when your repairing, restocking, clearing your bags or anything else along those lines.
This really helps break the grind, as I have been force leveling myself a lot to get to 80 for guild runs, I am now looking into PVP as a nice break from runs, taking up a new profession, and shortly I will be in the Reputation grinding game. Now while this makes the game more enjoyable and tolerable if your feeling "over it", It all depends on you. I try to make a schedule for myself while I play, spend 15 minutes on this, grind that while I get quest/loot gold, and everyday I log on to alts and use my crafting cooldowns.
Spend the time like Foo has said to check the AH for cheap materials as prices vary, and buy up what you need.
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