Tom was never really a people person. He never cared much for socializing with others and was always more interested in his work. While his colleagues were busy chatting about the latest gossip and making plans for the weekend, Tom would bury himself in his work and get lost in his thoughts.

Over time, Tom's attitude began to worsen his social relations. He didn't care that his colleagues found him distant and unapproachable. Instead, he focused his energy on creating new things and pushing the boundaries of what was possible.

It wasn't long before Tom's work paid off. He had stumbled upon a breakthrough that would change the course of the industry forever. His invention was unlike anything that had been seen before and the world took notice. Suddenly, Tom was in high demand and his work was being hailed as revolutionary.

Despite the success, Tom remained unchanged. He still didn't care about his relationships with others and he never regretted not caring. To him, socializing was a waste of time that could be better spent creating new things.

In the end, Tom's achievements spoke for themselves. He had accomplished something major and had done it on his terms. He had shown the world that greatness can be achieved by those who choose to focus on their work and not the opinions of others.