Are You a Renaissance Soul? | WIRED
I have always been frustrated by the fact that I can’t stick with most things long enough to get good at them. I find a new project or hobby, do it for a little while and then get bored very quickly. Once I become familiar enough with the interesting points, I drop it and move […]
Save this story Save this story I have always been frustrated by the fact that I can't stick with most things long enough to get good at them. I find a new project or hobby, do it for a little while and then get bored very quickly. Once I become familiar enough with the interesting points, I drop it and move on to the next new thing. I end up leaving a lot of projects unfinished. I also had this problem in college. I had a hard time figuring out what I wanted to study since my interests were so varied. I knew that if I picked just one major that I would be ignoring most of my other interests,
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