Here’s a looking-at-the-bright-side sort of progress:
I’ve been bewildered for most of this year about why I’m struggling so much to get things done. Just 2020-related stress doesn’t explain it.
Well, I think I’ve figured out that I’m just really burned out (or, as Cal Newport puts it, in a state of “deep procrastination”).
...in one of my two majors! So, I’ve changed the burned-out major to a minor. Now I’ll graduate in just a few months, giving me more time to learn things and explore career options (which I’m suddenly more excited about).
My path ahead isn’t exactly straightforward, but at least I’ve gained some valuable knowledge about what it could look like.
Here’s a looking-at-the-bright-side sort of progress:
I’ve been bewildered for most of this year about why I’m struggling so much to get things done. Just 2020-related stress doesn’t explain it.
Well, I think I’ve figured out that I’m just really burned out (or, as Cal Newport puts it, in a state of “deep procrastination”).
...in one of my two majors! So, I’ve changed the burned-out major to a minor. Now I’ll graduate in just a few months, giving me more time to learn things and explore career options (which I’m suddenly more excited about).
My path ahead isn’t exactly straightforward, but at least I’ve gained some valuable knowledge about what it could look like.
Well done! Progress still counts as progress, even if it takes a while to get there.