Sometimes, I just need to step back and look at the bigger picture

I frequently jump from project to project, idea to idea, and task to task. It’s probably a symptom of some undiagnosed ADHD I have, but who has time to get in the car, go see a doctor, fill out a bunch of forms, then wait weeks or months just to be told what you probably already know and possibly get pills I have a phobia of swallowing? Not this guy! So instead, I stumble through partially edited media, incomplete lesson outlines, disorganized files, and cluttered workspaces, but still somehow manage to produce content, teachings, and work that give me a reasonable paycheck and a satisfactory feeling of accomplishment. To be fair, though, my ambitions fluctuate on a daily basis from changing the world with a revolutionary new idea that would make me a billionaire, to just finishing a book, politely completing a conversation, oiling up the treadmill, or getting to bed before 10 pm.

What’s the point of this rant? That some days it’s ok to want to do everything, but end up doing nothing.

I’ve heard some people say they just want to make the world a little better than when they found it. Is it wrong to just want to not make it any worse?