<human>: Okay, physical fitness and diet are excellent! No argument, these are wonderful things to strive for. 

The problem that I have been experiencing is this: my brain is constantly switching between dreams, and each one feels as genuine and real as the other. I don't have 10 lifetimes to try them all, especially since I believe in the virtues of passion and mastery and focus. All these videos and quotes promote a simple (and excellent) message of doing what you love and working insanely hard at it.

Perhaps it's because of the constant exposure to new information and ideas (TED Talks, twitter, etc.) and inspirational videos from a wide variety of people, but I keep beating myself up trying to figure out what to focus on and it's starting to drive me crazy.

* Teach
* Learn to code.
* Promote childhood learning of programming.
* Learning Japanese
* Hone my skills at drawing.
* Getting in shape. Learning a martial art.
* Make video games that push forward the medium.
* Improving education in the deep south where I grew up.
* Become and animator or storyboard artist for Pixar.
* Get involved in technology that helps humanity.

to name a few...

Can anyone else relate to this? Passion and motivation are not the issue for me, it's the feeling of an enormous amount of different options, and so I keep running through this loop of thought:

* I don't want to spend my life sitting at a computer, I want to use my body and encourage others to use their bodies and form real human connections.

* Physical fitness only effects me, and technology and sociology is where it's at for helping the world.

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<bot>: I'm frustrated with wanting to commit my life to something, but having to choose between a life at a computer screen or a life of physical activity.