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One's curiosity, creativity, and credence dictates the actions we take. During my life I found that these factors are in control of my vast amount of decisions. As a result it developed into an appreciation of all careers.
Through these experiences I believe that chefs, artists, game developers, designers, entrepreneurs and engineers are just the same type of people. The difference between us is what we wanted to pursue. Some may say that there can’t possibly be similarities between these careers, but that can’t be further from the truth. We are all makers, healers, and menders. Whether it is bringing a product to market, designing a part for a spacecraft, or painting a masterpiece, we can all learn from each other. I want to learn from as many people as I can. As in the vastness of this world, there is just too much to learn in such a short amount of time.
Though I may wish that I can learn every skill and be omnipotent in a sense of knowledge, it is both impractical and impossible to do so. As the human collective is so vast that there is no substituting one's individual experiences. Each life holds its own twist and turns with its own curious and unique solutions. Once brought together the human collective becomes something extraordinary.
Our collective opinions reveal something that is interesting. That anything is possible with enough time, but progress is dedicated via a different variable: organization and communication. As the sharing of ideas and opinions lead to progress at exponential rates.
As much as I wish to understand everything regarding career, subjects, and choices it is nonetheless too much for myself to comprehend. Thus I try everything, even beyond my ability. As I would rather fail trying than being complacent.
As much as I wish to understand everything regarding career, subjects, and choices it is nonetheless too much for myself to comprehend. Thus I try everything, pulling from the human collective in hopes of gathering more skills and knowledge. As I would rather try than be complacent
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