I identify with both your sentiment and what PG wrote.
Going through life with this feeling of disconnection is very consuming, and can have severe consequences personally and professionally.
Time is especially unkind for independent thinkers who do not achieve what others consider success, fast enough. Being unconventional and 'creative' while young is something passable and understandable... maybe even fashionable depending on where you live. But being of the same mindset and past your thirties is not generally acceptable, unless you have show a measure of financial/professional success.
I would love to see PG write about this, if he has experience observing or living through these sentiments.
Going through life with this feeling of disconnection is very consuming, and can have severe consequences personally and professionally.
Time is especially unkind for independent thinkers who do not achieve what others consider success, fast enough. Being unconventional and 'creative' while young is something passable and understandable... maybe even fashionable depending on where you live. But being of the same mindset and past your thirties is not generally acceptable, unless you have show a measure of financial/professional success.
I would love to see PG write about this, if he has experience observing or living through these sentiments.