If you like what you wrote, then you should enjoy re-reading it. Every time you get stuck on a sentence/term while ENJOYING the re-read, every time you notice a typo or grammatical error, and every time you decide that a section doesn't work well enough, highlight it in red. Don't stop to do anything more than that and then move on.
When you're done reading it all, (which was fun!), start back at the beginning and look for red highlights. Check out the first one, remind yourself why you highlighted it, fix it if you can. Move on if you can't, but leave it highlighted. Every time you're able to fix one so that it now
works, give yourself a mental high five. Believe me, when you get one done, and you know it's just right, it's a real boost. When you get five done, you feel like you're on a freakin'
roll!
It's all about attitude. If you only enjoy the initial "creative" part of writing, and everything else is a chore, you might need a new hobby. Or business.
There's no shame in knowing your limitations, though, and working out ways of fooling your brain into enjoying a boring task.
