job vs objective

it is like lining up two screw holes. THey are right next to each other. You just want to move from one hole to the other. But just moving that half inch takes a lot of time and energy, mindset.
I know I was in sales and I kept cycling through sales jobs. Not because I was lazy or didn’t want to succeed but because my mind was wired to approach a job as a b student. Do enough to get by, maybe above average but I was never truly beholden to specific results. So when I was in positions of competition I subconsciously reverted to those behaviors. I thought I would throw myself into the deep end and develop the instincts. And I did. But it has taken me three years.

The payoff

The stress, the anxiety, the feeling of being out of control and over my skis. That is not the problem, that is the payoff.

Sometimes it feels too much but that is the risk of living life. At some point I will look back and remember this moment as one in which I truly lived life to the fullest.