Where do you high intelligent guys get your ambition and motivation from?
I am not genius, but definitely above average. So I could definitely be not a complete unsuccessful person. But, I really dont have the drive to become an engineer and get a career. I think that it is way too stressful. Studying all day and afterwards working all day. The 9-5 is already to much for me. If you include the preparation ( eating etc...), then there really isn't too much leisure time left and it is quite stressful too.
Why do I just want to live a more minimalistic lifestyle with a lot of free time, healthy lifestyle so I can pursue my hobbies or even just smoke a joint and watch a movie?
Is it brainletsyndrom that I have no ambitions?
Jordan Ward
Maybe don't force yourself to do the things you don't want.
Caleb Wood
You could be depressed, but the answer is that people with career ambitions were brainwashed/conditioned into them. Their lives are certainly pointless and nothing they do matters, but society and their parents tricked them from a young age into believing otherwise. So they develop dreams like "I want to be an engineer!" that seem alien and strange to a person like you because being an engineer or whatever else is ultimately meaningless and even sounds pretty fucking awful. It doesn't matter and everyone dies as nobody after the cosmic blink that is their life, so just do whatever feels right to you and ignore social pressure to be "successful." With very few exceptions, successful people are just obedient.
Carter Barnes
when i feel the inertia sets in, and i'm loosing my momentum, i just sit down and get my bong. nothing makes me more energized and focused on my goals than a few hits of a nice thick skunk
Aiden Thomas
I remember when I was sixteen.
Ethan Richardson
You butthurt morons all reply from the same list of canned phrases, it's pretty amazing.
Ryder Perry
this is the reason why I have that urge to be ambitious. I have no probleme with people loving their work but it seems like if you are not part of their way of living you get ostracised. And I cant deny my desire to be part of a society.
Nolan Ward
word
Nathan Scott
This is literally babby's first existential crisis, any adult of a reasonable standard of intelligence arrived to this conclusion around age 15 or 16, reconciled this realisation with the things in their life they cared about, and moved on. You are not unique or intelligent for coming to this realisation, you are just an average angsty teenager.
Lucas White
>tfw already midtwenties but still in that first existential crisis
