QuantumDogg

Infinite Jest has been for a long time in my must read list, but never got to reading it. Heard not much, but only good things about it.

>depending how old you are, where you are in life, etc may offer a different lens.

Could you elaborate more on this? I am curious. Maybe I could be right now in that situation. So in that case it would be optimal to start reading it now instead of in a year or two.

Hah, it's like someone wrote this for me (Also had 2000+ hours of Dota).

Now after having too much stress, I have been experimenting with these thoughts: -Hey, I have x amount of time and I can't master all this y. I should plan what I want to master. -Well, how do I plan what to master. How about I try to set my next goal. -What kind of goal? Must start from the most important stuff first. Maybe something like what is the minimum needed to make me more fulfilled in life. -What are these things that make more fulfilled in life? For me they were mostly goals for attitude and social skills. There was only one goal that had to do with becoming better with technology and that was trying to find my thing in technology. Which was a bit of surprise for me ,considering what I have done with my time trying to master everything.

I am still experimenting with this, but I found that there isn't this constant damaging stress where I feel like I am on a timer.