Sabotaging yourself
Intelligent people allow themselves to get bored too easily.
Everything worthwhile takes years of dedicated focus, but if you’re busy chasing new idea after new idea because hey, “you’re so good at everything,” you’ll never get the satisfaction of seeing something all the way through to the end.
The final and worst kind of self-sabotage is trying too hard to blend in.
Self-sabotage is sneaky but not impossible to sniff out and turn off.
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