I don't either. Arrived in the world like I've been thrown out on a bowling alley. Took me over 40 years to gain some traction in anything, while learning to de

I don't either. Arrived in the world like I've been thrown out on a bowling alley. Took me over 40 years to gain some traction in anything, while learning to deeply hate the world, before I started unlearning all that hate. To me, being intro was a survival skill. Some slow path, but hey, I'm no sprinter. Now knowing better, I'm choosing the intro way above anything else for its meaningfulness. In real life that means getting totally invested in a field, doing the 10,000 hours thing and becoming a pro in that field, then aiming at becoming something like an authority or an expert. And waiting and watching for anyone in need of my particular set of skills. From there, my resume speaks much louder than me.