I love being a novice at things though. I am fairly bad at a large variety of things, but I let myself explore those, or at least try and fail. When my son kept

I love being a novice at things though. I am fairly bad at a large variety of things, but I let myself explore those, or at least try and fail. When my son kept coming home with holes in his pants I bought a basic sewing kit, leveraged some old knowledge from home economic class, and just assumed the process of poorly fixing his pants was not magical and went for it. I have run into similar things countless times. Dropped a laptop, learned to fix a screen. Had a problem requiring CV, learned how to use some basic openCV to solve my problem. Got invited to play Pickleball, learned me some basic Pickleball. I have always heard if you want to slow life down, experience new things. Maybe I am just not a 1-2 focus thing kind of guy, but I feel like life inherently pulls us in many places and with so much to learn and do it is OK to be a novice at many things too.