Hi All, I kinda have too many interests and passion and tend to be fairly good at most.But the big downside is I don't really get good at everything.I start many things but completion is a big problem.Like learning different languages (programming) and tech. Am a musician so I start too many projects or trying to learn too many genres but then spreading thin on everything.I want to learn so many courses.I start and then don't complete.
Do you guys also suffer from this.What are some strategies to overcome this
Always target 2 things, so I’m learning swimming and bartending for now. Then i will switch to piano and swimming.
That way it isn’t boring and you will finish it too.
Finally I found someone who has a similar situation like me😗. A good strategy to overcome is the brute force technique which I did in my college days. Literally started with android dev with Java then web dev then cybersecurity and then exploded ML and data science a bit and now finally I can say I’m a lil settled in web dev and app dev with react native. Bought guitar trying to learn that too. Yeah so the only way acc to me is try everything and settle at something you feel like.
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Remember that you can learn anything but you can’t learn everything. Maybe take a step back and figure out what you want to do the most and complete that first.
I am also looking for solution
Thats good but we have to niche down somewhere
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