Prior to being in crypto full time, I got a masters degree in Chemistry. Its mostly useless to me now but there's one piece of advice that stuck with me. one of my personal tutors who was head of the industrial chemistry department that made the most money of any in the university said: There's always another gear you can shift up into, make your processes more efficient, be more organised, prioritise better, work faster, etc. sometimes you need to take a step back and evaluate how you're using your time and what's slowing you down so that you can address it and ascend to the next level. Believe in yourself.