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She's doing all this while still being a student, unreal. I can't get over just how skilled some people are, and how far I myself am from them.
by LeonenTheDK 3y ago
She's doing all this while still being a student, unreal. I can't get over just how skilled some people are, and how far I myself am from them.
- TrackerFF 3y agoTalent + drive (obsession) + lots and lots of free-time. Most of these types cut their teeth in their younger days - doesn't really mater if it is sports, musical instruments, art, coding, or whatever. If you spend 6-12 hours a day doing something, seven days a week, from you're 10 years old - you'll be pretty damn fantastic by the time you're college aged.
- leidenfrost 3y agoYup, and you have to be pretty lucky to hit the nail in the head on your choice of vocation and profession. A lot of people diversify, which is good for the mind, but bad if you have to compete for success. Other people choose very unforgiving fields: want to live a life playing the guitar? Tough luck. Some other people realize they don't like a hobby or job past some point, but turning over decades of skill to start a new path places them in a huge disadvantage. It's not a person's fault to not choose the right career path when they're naturally too young to foresee their future in the field. I personally feel pretty lucky to have chosen computers and technology for my vocation. If, for any chance in life, were to choose anything different when I was 12, then my life would have been entierly different.
- StimDeck 3y ago[dead]
- psd1 3y agoYou and me and <waves hand airily at 7 billion> both. Don't measure yourself against others, it's a recipe for stress. Instead, understand your core values and measure yourself by how you live up to them. If we could put a number on kindness, we could make a better economy.