Wasted Talent

[rogueravenclaw]

Once all the noodles are gone, who really enjoys drinking the brothy part of the soup? Certainly not a younger version of myself. I can remember sitting at the kitchen table, slurping happily at my soup, eating every bit of chicken and every last noddle. I finish, with about a centimeter of polluted (rogue cracker particles and miniscule shreds

Comments

[mary_j_59]

You're asking yourself some tough questions here, and you already know that only you can answer them. From my onw experience, I would say it's true one shouldn't waste one's talents. But you also need to take joy in them. You are definitely a good writer and careful reader, based on what I've seen of your livejournal, and I can easily believe you would get and give joy in exercising that talent. Is the same true of math? Do you get the same kind of intellectual pleasure from math that you do from English? If you do, there may be some way you could combine the fields - but, if you don't, I'd suggest you follow your heart

[sunnyskywalker]

What she said. If you don't enjoy doing something, you aren't going to have the motivation to be successful in it, and it'll still be a big waste. You just can't force something like that. If you do like it, you'll work extra-hard at it and have a lot more fun too. If you sort of like it, but like something else better, you'll probably do a lot more with it if it isn't your focus - then it can be a fun sideline, and maybe contribute to what you really want to do.

Don't know if I'm making sense. But it's a tough subject. Good luck!

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