The opposite of being singularly driven in the way you describe is not necessarily 'watching netflix or wasting time with mundant social interactions' (sic). D

The opposite of being singularly driven in the way you describe is not necessarily 'watching netflix or wasting time with mundant social interactions' (sic). Do you really think those are the only two options? You've made a strawman out of his (admittedly short) response. I can imagine someone who pushes themselves outside of work, and also makes time for sports, loved ones, and other intellectual pursuits. Perhaps by cutting down on some of that mundane time wasting you mentioned.