Throughout our lives, our interests can shift due to changes in our priorities, personal growth, or external circumstances. For instance, I used to be deeply engrossed in studying pure mathematics during my college years. The elegance of mathematical theories and the challenges of solving complex problems were exhilarating. However, as I transitioned into the world of technology and started working on more applied projects, my focus gradually shifted. The practicality and immediate impact of technological innovations captured my attention, leading to a natural decline in my dedication to abstract mathematics.
It’s not that the interest disappeared overnight. It was a slow process influenced by my career moves, the skills I wanted to develop, and the enjoyment I found in creating tangible solutions with technology. While I still appreciate the beauty of mathematics, my passion now lies more in its application through technology, particularly in areas like machine learning and data analysis. This change in interest came about gradually over the years, as my career unfolded and my priorities evolved.
