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try not to be such a observant faggot and let it go

>>17634445
The word you are looking for is "practice". Just keep doing whatever it is until you can be good at it 100% of the time.

Don't worry so much about it.

>>17634701
well like i said some of these things i tend to do every single day and yet it still just changes

>>17634750
That doesn't mean you are practicing it or that you are doing it enough.

People who practice, let's say basketball, don't just play a pick up game every couple of days. They train with a specific goal in mind and do maneuvers that strengthen specific parts of their skill.

The real question is if it is important enough for you to really practice these things. If it is, then do it and commit. if it isn't important then don't worry about it and just know your limits.

>>17634829
well thats the other thing i struggle with is finding anything "worth it"

>>17634890
You know that's an arbitrary choice right? It's not like people see a spotlight on something and hear angels singing when they choose what to commit to.

Just pick something. Then put in the effort to make it yours.

>>17634899
but usually people find something interesting enough to really work at it. i feel like theres nothing in my life aside the true necessities that i couldnt live without or replace quickly

>>17634921
ar·bi·trar·y - based on random choice or personal whim, rather than any reason or system.

Maybe some people have a calling or feel a connection with their work but not everyone. For example I have a job that I'm damn good at but couldn't care less about. Skills are things you need. You don't have to be obsessed with it to find it useful. And maybe while you are trying to find out if something is your 'thing' you'll find something else you like to do.