In the last 2 years, I tried to work on different ventures. I jumped between software,e-commerce,textile brand,digital marketing,data security,game development,etc.
*it feels to me like people who succeed in the certain industry had a strong passion for going all-in on learning a certain technical skill, and I'm struggling to find the one I passionate about.
*all these failed ventures, caused me to fear for "wasting time" going deep into some industry and possibly quit when I actually waste time thinking instead of doing.
*my best ventures were when I was able to convince talented people to join me.
I'm starting to accept the idea that I keep learning broad but not deep technical skills is my weakness and I need to master one technical skill(even though I may quit again), or is it actually my passion that can be leveraged?
*it feels to me like people who succeed in the certain industry had a strong passion for going all-in on learning a certain technical skill, and I'm struggling to find the one I passionate about.
*all these failed ventures, caused me to fear for "wasting time" going deep into some industry and possibly quit when I actually waste time thinking instead of doing.
*my best ventures were when I was able to convince talented people to join me.
I'm starting to accept the idea that I keep learning broad but not deep technical skills is my weakness and I need to master one technical skill(even though I may quit again), or is it actually my passion that can be leveraged?
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