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Originally Posted by hahayeahtotallylol
Sort of. I become more efficient if i have structure.
But if i have no structure, guidelines, or support from an outsider, then i tend to put my energies into things that just move me horizontally as opposed to vertically
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That's a really good way of putting it -- I can definitely relate. When I was in college I think hypomania helped me do really well and maintain high grades, the structured, task-oriented environment fit well with my hyperactive, focused, mindset.
But after graduating I spent several months unemployed and during that time (I was shifting between hypomania and full-blown mania for a few months) I spent time working on a variety of relatively trivial projects that I thought had profound significance... didn't really get much done.
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