Or: What to do when you want to do too much and so every moment spent, even when in pursuit of something you love, is accompanied by guilt for not doing that other thing you also love
This type of conundrum also happens for parents who try to give their kids a well-rounded upbringing but are always encouraged to dedicate more and more time to a particular activity (mainly which sport to focus on or which instrument to decide is the one). If we dabble in everything are we minimizing our kids’ potentials? If we focus on one are we taking from the a chance to find other interests? Your focus without excusivity may be a great pattern for parents to as they anguish on what they are giving their kids!
This type of conundrum also happens for parents who try to give their kids a well-rounded upbringing but are always encouraged to dedicate more and more time to a particular activity (mainly which sport to focus on or which instrument to decide is the one). If we dabble in everything are we minimizing our kids’ potentials? If we focus on one are we taking from the a chance to find other interests? Your focus without excusivity may be a great pattern for parents to as they anguish on what they are giving their kids!