Learning nothing new but trying to improve

It says that one should never stop learning, and that's because no matter how much we learn or how much we grow, there's always room for more. We start learning from the moment we come into this world and can keep learning until the end of life. Sometimes we learn by default, and sometimes we need to make deliberate efforts. When learning is intentional, it requires deliberate effort. I think that, as humans, we need to keep learning new things over time, which is very good for self-improvement. Learning something new can make us confident and help us become better versions of ourselves. Are you curious to know what I'm learning or trying to figure out these days? Let me share.

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To be honest, after finishing my postgraduate degree, I didn't make much effort to pursue anything new. I was trying to spend some time in a relaxed mood because I knew that once I started working, it would be very hard for me to manage time for the things I want to do. Several months have already passed, and I was just entertaining myself with what I want to do instead of taking care of my daily activities, including making money. Officially, I'm still unemployed, and regarding my online earnings, I don't reveal that to anyone.

In such times, many people suffer from depression due to lack of finding a suitable job. Relatives and many other people keep asking about unemployment again and again, and some people try to criticize them for not being capable enough. Not searching for a job immediately after postgraduate studies was intentional for me, but I never shared it with anyone, and naturally, some people have already tried to humiliate me through their words. I rarely contact others, and I didn't expect anyone to bother me with such things. Unfortunately, I found that some people go to great lengths for it. Sometimes people started visiting my home specifically to lecture me 😅, but I'm not sure. Human psychology is interesting to me, and I just try to keep learning new things about it all the time because I'm very curious about it. So I'm considering people as my experimental subjects. It wasn't intentional, but somehow people have become my experimental subjects. There are also some reasons for doing so.

I have been isolating myself from socializing, even though I'm capable of doing so. I want to be surrounded by good people. I think it's now important to socialize, and I need to be careful not to be surrounded by toxic people. I'm trying to understand human psychology more and more. In the last few months, I've really figured out many things about human psychology and their behaviors. It was surprising to me to discover some unexpected outcomes from some of my relatives. Again, I also figured out how most conflicts start from silly things. In short, over the last few months, my observation skills have increased, and my analytical power has improved as I've been focusing on understanding human psychology.

From a technical perspective, I haven't learned anything new, but my thoughts and understanding of human psychology, as well as my ability to read situations, have become better. I've noticed that I can predict outcomes quite well. It's indeed important and very helpful for me in the days ahead. In short, recently I haven't learned anything new technically. I'm just trying to improve my understanding of human psychology. It's important and, at the same time, it's also interesting.