UstaUser
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- Mar 2, 2015
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Hello everyone.
From a point, I realized that the things that give me enjoyment and pleasure are not the "real" fun for me. Playing games, watching Netflix, going to swim, nightclubs, etc.
It is probably because of the endorphin dependency. Everything new fascinates me, I enjoy it a little bit (for a few days, weeks or months, depends on what it is) but afterward, all the fun goes away and I start to hate it.
Same happened to me at school, I loved all lessons especially math, but after since I got to college (I'm in my country's one of the best colleges) I stuck in first-class because of the reason that I don't go to school.
All I enjoy right now is creating new websites, new projects, hiring people, buying apps... If I push one project for more than 1 or 2 weeks, I get extremely bored.
And if you are interested in MBTI, I am ENTP so the perceiving + extroverted intuition fucks me up probably. Do you guys feel the same way and what gives you the most pleasure?
From a point, I realized that the things that give me enjoyment and pleasure are not the "real" fun for me. Playing games, watching Netflix, going to swim, nightclubs, etc.
It is probably because of the endorphin dependency. Everything new fascinates me, I enjoy it a little bit (for a few days, weeks or months, depends on what it is) but afterward, all the fun goes away and I start to hate it.
Same happened to me at school, I loved all lessons especially math, but after since I got to college (I'm in my country's one of the best colleges) I stuck in first-class because of the reason that I don't go to school.
All I enjoy right now is creating new websites, new projects, hiring people, buying apps... If I push one project for more than 1 or 2 weeks, I get extremely bored.
And if you are interested in MBTI, I am ENTP so the perceiving + extroverted intuition fucks me up probably. Do you guys feel the same way and what gives you the most pleasure?
