rockstar1234
06-26-2010, 06:04 AM
I have a problem I'd like to get some help with.
I'm a white male in my late thirties. All my life I've been a 'jack of all trades' kinda person. I can't maintain passion and focus in my life.
Examples:
I get it in my head that I want to write books so I'll spend a few months working on a book with passion and focus that could almost be described as manic. I love every second of it and simply can't get it out of my head. Then I just stop. I lose all my interest in writing and undomesticated equines (wild horses) could not drag me back to the desk to write.
After a few weeks of a cool off period I'll latch on to something else.
I may dive into computers for a few weeks, get all nerdified about it and just as I'm about to start my own computer repair service (starting in my spare time) I just stop.
Then I decide I want to do stand up comedy so I'll work and research and spend a lot of time preparing and before I ever get a chance to try my material my passion and mania for what I'm doing just magically vanishes and I just stop.
I'm a highly intelligent individual and personally believe that I suffer from distinct and unmistakable emotional peaks and valleys. I usually bottom out emotionally after I stop whatever it is I'm focused on at the moment because it's like I can't do anything but fail fail fail. And it's not that I'm failing at these things. I stop before I have a chance to fail.
If I could stay focused on any one thing in my life for any real amount of time I might actually make something of myself. I'm hoping there's some type of medication that will help me keep my passion going without dulling my intellect.
Any thoughts? Is there a name for this type of behavior? Perhaps a name to describe this issue would help me in my search for a solution.
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I'm a white male in my late thirties. All my life I've been a 'jack of all trades' kinda person. I can't maintain passion and focus in my life.
Examples:
I get it in my head that I want to write books so I'll spend a few months working on a book with passion and focus that could almost be described as manic. I love every second of it and simply can't get it out of my head. Then I just stop. I lose all my interest in writing and undomesticated equines (wild horses) could not drag me back to the desk to write.
After a few weeks of a cool off period I'll latch on to something else.
I may dive into computers for a few weeks, get all nerdified about it and just as I'm about to start my own computer repair service (starting in my spare time) I just stop.
Then I decide I want to do stand up comedy so I'll work and research and spend a lot of time preparing and before I ever get a chance to try my material my passion and mania for what I'm doing just magically vanishes and I just stop.
I'm a highly intelligent individual and personally believe that I suffer from distinct and unmistakable emotional peaks and valleys. I usually bottom out emotionally after I stop whatever it is I'm focused on at the moment because it's like I can't do anything but fail fail fail. And it's not that I'm failing at these things. I stop before I have a chance to fail.
If I could stay focused on any one thing in my life for any real amount of time I might actually make something of myself. I'm hoping there's some type of medication that will help me keep my passion going without dulling my intellect.
Any thoughts? Is there a name for this type of behavior? Perhaps a name to describe this issue would help me in my search for a solution.
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Window washing Portland Oregon (http://www.windowandguttercleaningportlandoregon.com)