I have an insatiable appetite for learning. Due to the tangential nature of its ferocity, it is simultaneously my greatest strength and greatest weakness. While I do not subscribe to mediocrity as an approach to anything in life, that same appetite for knowledge ironically allows my perpetual degree of success in a given field to most aptly be characterized with a likewise description. I am most certainly a person who feels "driven" or "compelled" in various aspects of life, such as learning. I simply wish that I was compelled in an applied sense, and not just in having a (literally) unstoppable mind. Now, if only wealth were distributed based on the level to which a person challenges their intellect.
My son is a brilliant little stud of a man, who may rival me as one of the most challenging people to ever be raised. I know him, as much as I know myself, and because of that he will flourish. He will not feel torment in the way that I felt torment through being raised the way I was. He will not be creatively, philosophically, psychologically, or emotionally stifled as I was. I can't wait to stand back and admire him as the years progress. He teaches me things every day about love, honesty, and accountability. He causes me to rethink every decision I make, and realize that what I do does not affect only me.
Your Brain's Pattern
Structured and organized, you have a knack for thinking clearly.
You are very logical - and you don't let your thoughts get polluted with emotions.
And while your thoughts are pretty serious, they're anything from boring.
It's minds like yours that have built the great cities of the world! What Pattern Is Your Brain?
