This isn't directly related to Dendron, but I think this group might be the right kind to ask this question: How do you embrace being a generalist? I feel like I'm juggling too many interests and often times I find myself in a plataeu on the depth of knowledge / efficacy in the interests I have. Not to mention constantly failing to keep all my interests happy and fulfilled and feeling guilty for choosing to spend time on A rather than B, etc... Normally the cycle that I go through with a newfound interest is : 1. Find an interest (not actively looking for a new one, just happen to find one). 2. Dig deep into the rabbit hole, absorb as much information as I can (Dendron is helping in this front 😅). 3. Feel guilty that I'm abandoning my existing interests. 4. Step away from newfound interest for a while. 5. Come back only to hit a plataeu and not being able to allocate enough time on it to go past that wall. 6. Rinse and repeat. I've made it a goal to focus more on incremental growth than to beat myself up for stagnating, so I shall see how this goes. I'm curious of how other people in the similar situation managed.