Hyperfixate

My sister: "You need a hyperfixation interest. I think everyone needs one, actually. You need a deep dive rabbit hole."

  1. Bird Watching
  2. Beekeeping
  3. Grilling
  4. Smoking (meats)
  5. Ted Cruz
  6. Gun collecting
  7. High-end Audio
  8. Home Brew Smart Home
  9. Coffee Roasting
  10. Chocolate Making
  11. Learn to recognize different species of cockroaches, so when someone says
  12. "ew, cockroach" you can correct them.
  13. Local Architecture
  14. Soap Making
  15. Bridge (the card game)
  16. Running
  17. Make a YouTube channel
  18. Invest in weird things (Lego investing)
  19. Taco food blog
  20. Make your own clothes
  21. High Fashion
  22. Street Wear
  23. Reply to all of Elon's tweets
  24. Watercolor painting
  25. Cheese sculptures
  26. Knitting
  27. Crocheting
  28. Predicting the stock market
  29. Local Politics
  30. Battery Technology
  31. Carbon Nanotubes
  32. 3D Printing
  33. Cermaics
  34. Knives
  35. FOIA requests
  36. Learn a language
  37. Get into Anime
  38. Logic Pro
  39. Guitar
  40. Alligator Hunting
  41. Taxidermy
  42. Collecting weird insects/butterflies
  43. Scrapbooking
  44. House flipping
  45. Cooking
  46. Baking
  47. Traveling
  48. Minecraft streamer
  49. Roblox Content Creator
  50. ASMR artist
  51. Meme philosopher
  52. Twitter technologist
  53. Lego Display Artist
  54. Person impersonator
  55. Hyperpop artist
  56. Patent Troll
  57. Anit-Patent Troll
  58. Socialite
  59. Local bugs
  60. Tea drying
  61. Tea blends
  62. Baking
  63. Tiny animal husbandry
  64. sea monkeys
  65. Axolotls
  66. Aquarium Fish
  67. Terrariums
  68. Propagating basil (more than you can eat)
  69. Weaving
  70. Punch needle
  71. Rug Making
  72. Wood Joinery
  73. Historic wood joinery
  74. Wood joinery of the future
  75. Architectural oddities in history
  76. Wallpapers through time
  77. 1816 Year without Summer
  78. Train Schedules
  79. The preserved letters of a specific figure in history
  80. Cataloging all pieces of saints preserved in Catholic Churches
  81. Extinct plants like silphion
  82. Ancient recipes from extinct cultures
  83. cave paintings
  84. Deep sea exploration
  85. Shipwrecks
  86. Golden age of piracy
  87. Depression era recipes
  88. Wacko recipes from the 50s and 60s
  89. Trends in resturant dining in American history
  90. Croquet
  91. Tiny air-dry clay sculptures
  92. Air Fryer
  93. Throw Pottery
  94. Upholstery
  95. Framing and matting art
  96. Understanding all the different synthetic fivers
  97. Hydroponic gardening
  98. sewing stuffed animals
  99. Most efficient dog walker at the SPCA
  100. Cartography
  101. Potato cultivars
  102. Skyrim modder
  103. Massage therapy
  104. Deciphering Mayan
  105. Tour a recycling facility
  106. Surveying
  107. Billiards
  108. Cajun cooking
  109. Improve work from home setup
  110. Open source software
  111. Ecology
  112. Vegan offsets
  113. Zero waste
  114. Composting
  115. Rice cultivars
  116. REI adventure guide
  117. Bonsai Trees
  118. Balloon animals
  119. Mass spectrometry
  120. Molecular gastronomy
  121. Prompt engineering for large language models
  122. Crafting bird-themed Christmas ornaments
  123. Creating artisan sodas
  124. Mixology
  125. Making objects out of Marzipan
  126. Origami
  127. Reverse Engineering

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