I went to college in UK, and got +90% in all my all my exams.

The problem is I always imagine myself in different situations, and create alternate realities. I can't stop myself from stimulating the impacts of different events in the world economy! It's something that is extremely fun for me, but it absolutely non-beneficial for me. It's so bad that, whenever I am out doing anything, I am still considering the world economy.

I spent yesterday thinking how the use of GDP deflector measure impacts India's growth in 2015... And I was supposed to be building a web page! It's really bugging me whether India's GDP grew by a record 7.9% or 5-6%, as suggested by GDP deflector figures. It's burning me.

I need to relearn how to think.

It has gotten to the point where I can barely carry on a conversation because I am thinking about obscure economic tools! Whether I am in the gym, or playing rugby...

Another problem is creating alternate realities. Here, I am less realistic. When considering economics, I always think of real economic instruments and mentally stimulate their impact on the world economy. But with alternate realities, I think about space objects etc. The latest object of my thought has been the first ever measurement of gravitational waves...

You may think this is good, but it is stopping me from being productive.