Title: Since I got out of college, I have been trying to hustle through for growth and am finally running a funded startup now as founder&#x2F;CTO. But last 6-7 years have just gone by damn fast. Always loved learning new stuff, but don&#x27;t have enough time to really be immersive in anything. Now when I see an interesting problem in math&#x2F;physics I can hardly give it an actual shot and it makes me very very sad deep down. Developing a strong desire to go back to college if this unhappiness continues, but has that really worked for anyone here?<p>&gt; PS: I tried the philosophy as per http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.paulgraham.com&#x2F;todo.html:<p>[x] &quot;Don&#x27;t ignore your dreams&quot; =&gt; Doing it. Makes some part of a day to feel good... |<p>[?] &quot;Don&#x27;t work too much&quot; =&gt; difficult to achieve in combo with above :( |<p>[?] &quot;Say what you think&quot; =&gt; Not easy as an introvert INTP, but learning |<p>[?] &quot;Cultivate friendships&quot; =&gt; Damn difficult to meet genuine folks after college (Would love any suggestions on where to find them... Definitely not facebook :&#x2F; ) |<p>[ ] &quot;Be happy&quot; =&gt; Nope. This is just not working...
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