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If you don't have something you want to do, find something. You can't know about all the things there are to do in the world. Go explore some you don't know muc
by montrose 9y ago
If you don't have something you want to do, find something. You can't know about all the things there are to do in the world. Go explore some you don't know much about.
There are heuristics for doing this. You don't have to explore randomly. One heuristic is to start from people you think are cool, and learn about what they do. Another is to ask yourself if there are things you're overlooking because they seem too hard, or not what you're expected (by e.g your parents, or society) to do.
There are so many things to do. The probability that not one of them would be fun for you is very low.
- whamlastxmas 9y ago> One heuristic is to start from people you think are cool, and learn about what they do. I think this is really good advice, thank you. I think running a business is cool, being the one who facilitates everyone else in their work so that something meaningful can be made. I guess that's sort of a product manager position, which I think would be fulfilling if it was a meaningful product. But the problem is that it's pretty difficult to find a job like that for someone with no management or leadership experience and it's not something I can just do by myself. Maybe I can find a project manager position as a stepping stone to this? I will give this more thought. Thank you.