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Hello /adv/.
I'm a MSTP student (e.g., MD-PhD-student) who finds that I easily want to do new things. I'm like an eight-year-old who, in the last three weeks, has wanted to go into computer science (I'm decent at programming as it is), wanted to take economics classes alongside med school (I've a few stocks and funds and economics generally interests me), wanted to do software development (not much room for creativity in medicine), wanted to take up drawing (I did some drawing in my teens but now just occasionally, once every year or so) and so on and so forth. Each of these bursts of "inspiration" last for a few days to a week. After that I want to do something else. I have heaps of unfinished projects, yet I never seem able to complete anything that isn't schoolwork. I want to get good at something, instead of being mediocre at everything.
How do I keep my concentration going?
>tl;dr guy who can't focus on any one project wants ways to hone his attention
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I take meds for that bruh
But fake a new personality till you become it. Just persist... Persistence is The answer
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It's okay if you don't complete everything. In fact, it'd be okay if you just jumped from hobby to hobby the rest of your life. If you want to complete something, keep trying new things until something keeps your interest. Then you have a hobby for life, or as long as you like.
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>>16919556
You take meds to concentrate?
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>>16919562
That's nice. Feels like a pity to never complete anything though (apart from this damned MD and PhD, of course... shoot me now).
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