Howard Roark

Hey FDR Board, first I wanted to extend my deepest gratitude to you all for supporting & furthering Stefan Molyneux's sepcific - and in my opinion - criticlally important contribution to the realm of philosophy. Without you & Stefan, I would still be in the fog that was my previous life, completely unaware that anything was amiss. So, I do have a lot of things I would wish to ask for your opinions on, but in the interest of time I'll focus on the most salient one. I'm fortunate in that I have a good career path ahead of me, and I could be comfortable with a good amount of work in the next 5 years. However, I can't seem to focus my energies properly - I always find myself mentally drifting, and focusing on other problems in my life. The ironic thing is - fixing my career is probably the easiest path to solving these other problems. I also wonder if I have a fear of success - I always seem to self-destruct when I come close to acheiving my goal, and I rarely follow through the plans I make for myself. I was wondering if anyone else has overcome similar issues, and could give me some pointers / and/or direct me to resources you've found helpful? If so, I would greatly appreciate it. I know this is somewhat vague, but I would prefer not to bore you with the specific details of my situation, and my other issues would require multiple fairly involved posts. I look forward to conversing with you all. Eternally grateful, Vincent