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What I should do in order to be a theoretical physicist?

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I was very well fascinated by mysteries of light and Einsteins's special theory of relativity and general theory of relativity and I wanted to learn it more further and be the best theoretical physicist of the world ,so guys can you just give me suggestions ?

asked Feb 27, 2018 in Chat by Akash.B [ no revision ]
recategorized Feb 27, 2018 by Dilaton

When I was a student, I also wanted to do theoretical physics, make discoveries of new particles, etc. My professor told me then that any creative work gives satisfaction. He was right. Since then I have been working in differend fields and each time a work well done brought satisfaction and pleasure to me, as well as a good reputation and a salary. I still have some creative projects on my table, but I am unemployed for 2 years now, so no way to do what I want, despite a whole successful career of a researcher in physics. C'est la vie.

commented Feb 27, 2018 by Vladimir Kalitvianski (102 points) [ revision history ]
edited Feb 28, 2018 by Vladimir Kalitvianski

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