Probably one of the truest posts for myself. I let too much too much bullshit get in my way. Sometimes I look back at a day and think about all the time I wasted not making the most of it. All those hour(s) here and there really add up over time.

What makes you think that if you don't learn social skills now you'll magically learn them when you get out in the real world and start traveling? If you're a shy person at home, you're going to be shy person in bum-fuck Egypt also. Girls are not just going to throw themselves at you in foreign country cause you're an American (I assume or from whatever first world country) not quality ones anyways. Not everyone is going to be your best friend, but its cool to have social skills to at least make valuable acquaintances along the way. Don't be so quick to judge a woman either, give them a chance and talk to them. That stupid looking blond you think is beneath you might actually be a person of deep quality. Also, think, who the fuck are you to think you're too good? Think about what you bring to the table. Are you just a fat or scrawny kid who talks the talks, but doesn't walk the walk? Or do you actually have something to offer a girl? Ambitions, travel, enlightening conversation. How about instead of focusing on what other lack, you focus on what you lack, get to work and fix it. 

Another good example would be Stephen King. Even though I've only read his book "On Writing" to help with my writing skill; he doesn't attempt to perfect his books. He writes them quickly, edits them, and churns them out. They get to the good enough point or the 9 out 10. That's why he is a millionaire. 

Tynan, your e-mail unsubscribed button is not working. I've unsubscribed several time from this post and I still get notifications. 

Loving what one does is important. I'm sure a vast of majority of your readers are not self-employed like you are. Most of us have jobs where we work for someone else, however fulfilling or empty they may be. A lot won't be able to put the crazy amount of hours of work that you are able to do. On the other hand, I'm sure most of your readers have a side hustle their trying to build on and I think the point can be adjusted, is when you do work on your project is to work hard and smart and love it. If you can only spare two or three hours out of your day to work on your project, then do it to the best of your ability. Just make sure you work hard at it. 

Can't update my about me in profile. The bug is similar to this one. Can't click "Update Settings"

I meant to say I finished reading it a few weeks ago. ^