Skills of a typist is actually needed in modern world. It's a critical complementary skill for many different skills that are in actual demand. I got to a level of a professional typist by taking a class that was actually 1.5hours per week for school year. So it doesn't take too much time to learn and is a complementary skill for pretty much any modern profession.
If the field pays well, please stick to it and do the hobbies in your free time or maybe one side hustle. I have lots of things in my brain but my field of software engineering pays very well. So I do that full time. On the side I do phone interpreting also for a good per minute rate. Then my hobbies come next, reading philosophy etc.
Since my childhood i always dreamt about being a professional at most of science fields i can possibly do before i become old. I finished my High school last year. My dream is to be a 1.aerospace and aeronautical engineer 2.ronotic engineer 3.physicist 4.neurosurgeon 5.chemist And many more. I know it sounds very unrealistic but it's possible TBH. Hope i would achieve these things before i reach age 30
Regardless of age, time, do it. It’s only “unrealistic” because it either hasn’t happened, or haven’t met someone who has done that before. I want to be a US Air Force Captain Robotics Engineer Animator Attorney Electrician I have seen people on LinkedIn closely similar but not exact.
You can do a bachelors degree that has physics and chemistry then go to medical school and end up a neurologist. Thus 3 to 5. Not sure about 1 and 2. But don't spread yourself too thin. You cannot definitely be all of those 5.
Мне 42 и я осознаю, что нахожусь в "ловушке любопытства" - мне интересно буквально всё, но этого "всего" я касаюсь только поверхностно, так как по мере углубления и понимания бездны интересной тему мое любопытство сходит на нет. Я понимаю свое положение, но не знаю как мне из этой ловушки выбраться, так как, видимо, мне трудно сфокусироваться на чем-то одном или двух и долгое время удерживать свой фокус. А может быть я - наркоман широкого любопытства и на самом деле я не хочу слезать с этой иглы?..
Skills of a typist is actually needed in modern world. It's a critical complementary skill for many different skills that are in actual demand. I got to a level of a professional typist by taking a class that was actually 1.5hours per week for school year. So it doesn't take too much time to learn and is a complementary skill for pretty much any modern profession.
Well pointed out. I could have phrased that better
Awesome video full of wisdom and warning of hangups to watch out for along our journeys. Thank you!🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Sam 🔥🔥🔥 Matla. The best youtube channel ever! Thumbs Up from Brazil 👍👍👍
The i know nothing trap is something i've defintely felt myself falling into at times
Wow. This was excellent. All the best man Ill be sticking around!
That David perell tweet is very profound
Polymaths are clever mofos , resourceful and an asset , I myself am looking to set up in business,using polymathic abilities
Thanks, I’ve been struggling with this throughout life. I have so many interests and hobbies, but work in a very specialized field.
If the field pays well, please stick to it and do the hobbies in your free time or maybe one side hustle. I have lots of things in my brain but my field of software engineering pays very well. So I do that full time. On the side I do phone interpreting also for a good per minute rate. Then my hobbies come next, reading philosophy etc.
Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
Hi Sam. doesn't this go against your last video which was about choosing one thing and going all in?
It can, hence the “curiosity trap” I mentioned at the end of the vid.
There’s a tension between them though for sure. Tricky to strike the balance
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"What I should have been, you see, is a neurologist."
Jonathan Miller ( 1934 - 2019 )
Thank you bro
Awesome stuff...!!!
Since my childhood i always dreamt about being a professional at most of science fields i can possibly do before i become old.
I finished my High school last year. My dream is to be a 1.aerospace and aeronautical engineer
2.ronotic engineer
3.physicist
4.neurosurgeon
5.chemist
And many more.
I know it sounds very unrealistic but it's possible TBH. Hope i would achieve these things before i reach age 30
Regardless of age, time, do it. It’s only “unrealistic” because it either hasn’t happened, or haven’t met someone who has done that before.
I want to be a
US Air Force Captain
Robotics Engineer
Animator
Attorney
Electrician
I have seen people on LinkedIn closely similar but not exact.
You can do a bachelors degree that has physics and chemistry then go to medical school and end up a neurologist. Thus 3 to 5. Not sure about 1 and 2. But don't spread yourself too thin. You cannot definitely be all of those 5.
Мне 42 и я осознаю, что нахожусь в "ловушке любопытства" - мне интересно буквально всё, но этого "всего" я касаюсь только поверхностно, так как по мере углубления и понимания бездны интересной тему мое любопытство сходит на нет. Я понимаю свое положение, но не знаю как мне из этой ловушки выбраться, так как, видимо, мне трудно сфокусироваться на чем-то одном или двух и долгое время удерживать свой фокус. А может быть я - наркоман широкого любопытства и на самом деле я не хочу слезать с этой иглы?..
Leonardo da Vinci couldn't settle on one area of expertise, so you are in good company.