Out of all the subreddits, I bet that this sub is going to be the only one that actually gets what I mean when I talk about this. Everyone else calls me too extreme, but there is no better time to be extreme than your early twenties, no?

Any of you other guys out here aspiring to be a polymath, or someone with a very wide base of education and skills?

I'm aspiring to be like this, I have a very strong drive to get all this information inside my brain, and to apply the knowledge to relevant and powerful skills.

However, I find I'm trying to do them all at once, and I can't help but wonder if it's more efficient to tackle them one at a time, or all at once. Some of them are life-long, never-ending pursuits however, so they have to take some kind of permanent priority (such as fitness and finance gains)

If you're curious, here's what I'm studying:

Formal education: Physiotherapy (I have the relevant bachelor's degree, plus a massage therapy degree so I can earn more money while still going through Uni) re-enrolling in Uni soon to get the master's)

Music- always had a knack for it, but was raised quite poor, so very little experience- wishing I could dedicate more time to exploring it as a hobby and relevant skill for social reasons (ladies love a man who's good at guitar, I'd say I'm halfway to decent)

Health/Nutrition/Fitness- As you guys probably know, very time-consuming. At least an hour in the gym every day, keeping up with relevant studies that are being published, certain content creators that are relevant, etc. Compared to the average population I'm advanced in my nutrition studies, but during University my actual fitness took a big hit.

Finance- studying investing, looking at ways I can maximize my financial gains once I've got my master's degree, how one would run their own business, etc.

Language- My former LTR was Japanese, and I picked up a fair share of Japanese from her- I hate doing things half-assed and would love to finish learning it to the point where I'm fluent, every time I think about leaving it half-done gives me a fucking itch.

I'm also already a decent cook, combined with my nutrition skills are already a huge blessing in getting myself back into shape and helps a lot with chicks as well.

Any of you guys relate/have advice? Some days the thought of having so many half-developed skills and knowledge bases just drives me nuts. I know it's way better than just being some hippy who smokes weed all the time and accomplishes nothing but should I keep grinding everything at once, or do you think there's an order I should be doing it in?