when your priorities grow, you just don't feel youre doing smth outstanding and you're so surprised when you learn other people that don't related to you any way admire you and how is it called praise you. and you're just talking about your plans, about your school, about your likes and dislikes and you don't see any amazing thing in it.
it's normal, but it is surprising in some way. as an example, you read your old blog and you see your post about how you wish to have a gap year which costs about $5000 and you compare it to your current wish to study at Yale University and at the best it costs $15000 per year and now you don't find $5000 as much EXTREMELY GREAT sum of money as you've considered it earlier.
it's normal.
or when you think you can reach success and you'll enter HSE and then, when some years pass, you will be able to think-n-talk in English, French and Spanish (when your native is Russian) and you'll sent your mom and siblings to Scandinavia and you'll earn about $3000 per month after university and you don't need anything but this.
it's normal.
when your priorities grow, you grow.
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