Try to think locally and apply to places you like to shop at, or you like to do business with in some way. Apply directly on their own sites if possible. Take positions you normally wouldn’t. Its easier to move into another position once you have your foot in the door and they know they can trust you.

This is fantastic! Can we get a series where he’s a bunch of different country leaders?

The ones by me respond to car accidents too, so they help save people and work with the police and ambulance.

Thats not the best on the market. I’m not sure who sells what else but the threadripper series is far more powerful, and expensive.

I do cheeseless pizzas and if you have the right amount of sauce on top its fantastic with a deep dish crust.

I can agree to that!

Well you do have a skill others might be envious of, which is the ability to change and learn new things without it causing stress or anxiety. You might do better changing jobs frequently rather than staying in something long term. I think some of the problems surrounding this kind of thing are more to due with the gap between what you expect of yourself and how you actually behave. I would just be careful that the expectations you place on yourself are realistic as its very easy to have them skewed by TV, movies, and social media. If you have unreasonable expectations of yourself you will never meet them and it will cause frustration.

I think its helpful to have a perspective that says that everyone is different but that different does not mean better or worse. Instead of one right answer, there are many. The things you think might make your life harder are also the things that are special about you, and there is a good use for them out there somewhere.

You like learning new things, when they aren’t new anymore they aren’t fun, which is why you have a thousand hobbies that have “just been started and abandoned”. Part of this is accepting that you no longer are intrigued by older hobbies, and making room for new ones. I would recommend disposing of or donating your old hobby supplies, or simply storing them out of the way in bins.

For the second part, it sounds like you don’t enjoy cleaning or organizing, and are easily distracted by more enjoyable activities. A good way to go about this is to reward yourself with those things once you finish the chore or task you set yourself, rather than to switch to them immediately.

I’d also add that if you have a chore you can put off for weeks on end, it might not be that important of a chore in the first place.

It is normal to realize a series of steps are needed to accomplish a goal, but we are supposed to learn over time what is practical within the time constraints we have.

This persons list might be entirely practical if they are spending an entire day cleaning and organizing, and they can mentally keep track of the general order things should be done in.

People start calling things ADHD or ADD when someone is trying to fit that entire list into 30 minutes, and/or they don’t actually need to do 90% of it at all anyways.

For me its how large and healthy random animals look in other countries outside America. Like even the squirrels and birds in America look like they are struggling in comparison.

Surely they are honest an unbiased too.

Sounds like they are in good company, millions is millions, but I’d argue America has committed more genocides.

Is it possible you were just more naive back then?

Because putting people with good judgment in leadership roles improves the lives of everyone. I suppose that doesn’t make them essential though.

I think technical people should have to socialize supervised until they pass some sort of decency exam.

I’d argue pro both considering most americans have no idea what happened at tiananmen square.

We put him in the time machine but it only goes forwards at normal speed!

I think we make the mistake of letting people govern groups of people that they are too distant from to care about. Leaders are essential, but they have to care about the people they lead. I dont think its actually possible to care about people a thousand miles away the same way as the people in your community. I think this is why the largest countries that are controlled by the fewest people have the most problems. Its a delegation issue essentially.

He went to prison for 5 years and then lived into his 80s.

I thought this was a pro China story.