Working on it is important, but learning to work with it I find more valuable. If you still suck at something in your mid-20s, chances are you're stuck with it

Working on it is important, but learning to work with it I find more valuable. If you still suck at something in your mid-20s, chances are you're stuck with it. Find work arounds. Like so many of the pseudo-self-help articles popping up here lately, this seems to get the chain of causality backwards -- people don't goof off because they're founding startups; goof-offs tend to make good to be good startup founders. The link between impatience, hyperactivity and entrepreneurship is no coincidence.