/biz/ - Business & Finance

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>>14670980
>Trust me.. I've found "my passion" many times, but somehow it vaporizes before my fucking eyes within three months. Every fucking time.
This is a sign of intelligence. You're upset that your brain gets bored quickly?
Would you be happier if you were a normie satisfied with reality tv and football?
>I become very knowledgable very fast, and then I lose interest
Textbook underachiever.
Let me guess - school was easy for you, then when you got into your senior years it all came crumbling down around you and your life since then has been trying to work out where it went wrong.
>The passion dissipates
what the fuck even IS passion in this context?
passion = motivation?
YOU HAVE A BIG BRAIN.
IT LEARNS QUICK.
YOU ARE UPSET THAT ONCE IT LEARNS SOMETHING IT NO LONGER IS INTERESTED IN IT.
YOU THINK THIS IS A CURSE.

So if you function well in short time frames - capitalise off of things that hold your "passion" for as long as they do, then move onto the next.
>I wish you could experience how it feels. Then you wouldn't be so fucking cocky, you little faggot.
I won't pretend to know exactly how you feel friend, however I'd wager I've felt pretty damn close.
you mistake confidence for cockiness
confidence is something i never had
confidence is something i made from scratch
you can too.

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