What according to the author is the secret of enthralling engagements?

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The best thing that happens when you learn cooking is that the results can be seen within a short period of time as against having to wait for five years or more to find out if you are going to be a lousy lawyer or doctor. Human beings traditionally have not been blessed with great amounts of patience and waiting often turns out to be hardest part of any process, even if the waiting for results part is just a small part of the overall process of ideation, conception, feasibility, initiation and conclusion. Cooking beans is a much more enjoyable and watch-worthy process for most humans than the process of sowing, growing and harvesting them. One could be mistaken for thinking that the entire human race is infected with the Attention Deficit Disorder because of the transient and ephemeral nature of our attention. With so many distractions and delusions that we find ourselves afflicted with, it is not surprising that only something that threatens to fall apart upon us is able to keep us riveted. Food, more specifically, the process of preparing it - specifically for a recent initiate into the arcane world of culinary skills, gives that edge of the seat excitement, that suspense of a Wilbur Smith thriller and that strange mixture of anticipation and dread that threatens to blow us away even while keeping us glued to our seats. Of course, there is a certain amount of ego involved also, as with anything else in life, when we want to prove ourselves better than the best in all walks of life that we choose to walk upon. The difference between a long drawn project and something that will fructify or explode in one’s face (depending upon one’s perspective) in a relatively shorter period of time is mainly of the credibility diffusion and dispersion that the behemoth project offers, where it becomes easy to blame other extraneous factors for a lack of desired outcomes. Given the reasoning in the previous sentence, one would be justified in thinking that because an enterprise offers more avenues of hegira, a vast multitude would be more interested in the pursuit of grandness of scale but when both options are weighed for their pros and cons, attention disorder syndrome wins out because frame-for-frame, it offers more potshots at pursuit of perfection and food, after all, is a deliciously enticing offering.