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> And after being exposed, deciding they enjoy it, but would rather make a living elsewhere -- does that mean the hobby was a failure? If they try a hobby for
by SR2Z 1y ago
> And after being exposed, deciding they enjoy it, but would rather make a living elsewhere -- does that mean the hobby was a failure?
If they try a hobby for a while and give up on it because they don't enjoy it enough, then yes. That seems like a reasonable definition for "failure."
Nothing wrong with failing - in your career, hobbies, relationships, or whatever else. Sometimes EQ means recognizing that you should stop beating a dead horse.
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- azemetre 1y agoMan I agree whole heartedly. Failure is a part of life, embrace it. There is no shame, you'll eventually find something you do enjoy. There's more to life than a career.