How to develop intellectual curiosity (again)?
I'm a college junior, interning at an EB this summer. I'm not sure if finance is what I really want to do. It seems interesting, but I'm not totally sure if it's my thing for the long haul. I used to love exploring the world through books, but now I find it hard to concentrate on reading for more than a few minutes.
I'm here in the HF forum because I'm thinking about working with public equities someday. Last summer, I interned at a small investment firm and it got me thinking about this path. But my classmates are super passionate about learning everything, and I feel like I've lost that curiosity. I'm not sure if I can bring it back or if my interests have changed. Specifically about finance, I haven't really dived into any specific area to see if I like it enough to study more. But then again, if I'm not eager to do that, maybe it's a sign that finance isn't my thing? (And unrelated to finance, I'd love to be curious again)
I hope that makes sense. Any advice on how to figure this out would be really appreciated. Thanks a lot.
You dont have to dig within finance. Just follow your interests (that could be history, astronomy, anything), and that can compound a lot. But if your interest is hentai idk if we can help you.
Take some vyvanse and everything will be interesting to you
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