> As if other people do "everything they want to do in their lives"? Certainly not. Further up, someone else talked about the 'success/productivity porn' that

> As if other people do "everything they want to do in their lives"? Certainly not. Further up, someone else talked about the 'success/productivity porn' that has piled up in tech. I'm not trying to "measure up" so much as I am trying to get more out of myself. My goal isn't to "seem" to be someone I'm not, only to short circuit whatever I have that keeps me from executing next steps. > Who exactly does "all the things"? For me, "all the things" boils down into a few priorities: 1) faith, 2) family, 3) health, 4) school, 5) work. I don't think it is unreasonable to want to be healthy and developing in each of these. > That's just a sucker myth sold to people to keep them in the rat race. Sounds like a conspiracy theory. ;) I think I see what you're saying, though.