When I was in high school, I was really slow at typing on a computer.
Whenever there was a competition in my class, I was always last and could barely type each character one by one.
My teacher gave me a wry smile during my interview.
I was frustrated, but since I never even used a computer, I didn't feel the need to type fast at the time.
However, before I knew it, I was able to touch typing more characters than I could have ever imagined at the time.
Even if you think you can't do something or don't need it now, if it's something that's necessary for your life path, you will become good at it someday, and you will definitely become good at things that you were not good at before.
I don't remember desperately practicing to type. It just came naturally as I was absorbed in what I loved.
If typing hadn't been necessary in my life, I wouldn't have been able to master touch typing, let alone improve my typing skills, which I was not good at.
Whatever a person needs in life, they will be able to learn and acquire it when they need to learn it.
There's no need to rush.
You'll learn when you need to learn, and you'll naturally acquire what you need to master.
New paths will open up when they should.
What you're doing now isn't a detour.
It will definitely be useful to you at some point.
Just do what you can now.
Your life will unfold at the perfect time for you to achieve what you need to achieve.
