Anonymous ID: b19387 Aug. 2, 2019, 11:56 p.m. No.7319507   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>9573

>>7319385

My autism makes me an unusual entrepreneur. Good ways and bad ways.

 

I easily discover truly original leaps that others never seem to figure out. On the other hand… it’s my love of figuring things out that drives me. Focusing on the same time all the way through execution is very hard and often boring.

 

By the time I finish fully implementing something new, my mind is already on version two or three and no longer satisfied with version one.

 

My partners and employees can barely understand the things I have them working on. I no longer confuse them with the complex roadmap in my head. They are happier just knowing a few steps ahead instead of the full future.

 

I’m lonely even when surrounded by people who are loyal to me and building the things I dreamed up, because there’s nobody who can reasonate with the miracle of creation that is autism… but somehow it’s ok. It’s like a comfy melancholy blanket.

 

I get a lot of happiness out of seeing the people we help, and the employees enjoying the work. Sometimes I wish I could connect with them better, it’s almost like being a genius living in one of those bubbles for people with no immune system.

 

But at 50 yrs old I really wouldn’t change it. I’ve come to understand and see the beauty in it and life the way it is.

 

Autism might just be the well of vision that has driven the greatest quantum leaps in our world.