A speaker admits to signing up for 57 courses since 2016 while completing only a handful, a pattern he justifies as lifelong learning. He explores why people chase new opportunities instead of finishing what they start.
Yeah, I see a lot of people make the mistake of getting shiny object syndrome. And please hear me out that I am the worst person at this. I, to this day, have shiny object syndrome and I have to constantly put it at bay. And just to, just to, I don't know, prove the point and really like hammer it home in comparison, because we all compare, so we may as well do it. I have signed up for 57 courses. Most people don't get past, you know, 3 or 4 or 5. Signed up for 57. Like the last one was just a couple of weeks ago. Last month in February, and I feel like I'm probably going to continue to buy courses, frankly, because I'd like to think that I'm a student of my craft and I'm learning from the greatest of the greats in all of America. It started in 2016.
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