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I know one of those "successful" kids who actually became a wealthy Radiologist. In the end it's a "ignorance is a bliss". He's missing a significant part of h
by Krasnol 4y ago
I know one of those "successful" kids who actually became a wealthy Radiologist.
In the end it's a "ignorance is a bliss". He's missing a significant part of his childhood. He did try to come up with a replacement for a few months during his studies but realised that he was simulating and overdoing it.
I've never seen him "let go" if you understand what I mean. I'd never tell him but seeing that is quite scary and I wouldn't want to exchange my freedom as a kid for all his money.
Also he's married to a person similar to him. They don't have kids.
They are a very boring couple but they try and we try to drag them along sometimes.
- hobo_mark 4y ago> I've never seen him "let go" if you understand what I mean. I don't quite, what do you mean? Thing is, I spend all my waking hours working to compensate for a relatively underachieving upbringing and have little idea what I'll do in a few years, after I'm done with what I wanted to build. There are the usual aspirational things mentioned elsewhere in this page (learn languages, play instruments...) but those are a ton of work, definitely not letting go.