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To Be Happier and More Successful, Steve Jobs (And Science) Says Stop Trying To Specialize - Thepodiummedia
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To Be Happier and More Successful, Steve Jobs (And Science) Says Stop Trying To Specialize - Thepodiummedia
Where remarkable success is concerned, specialization matters. Warren Buffett started buying stocks when he was 11. Bill Gates started programming when he was 13. Tiger Woods was 2 when his father began teaching him to play golf. Elite performers, in any field, tend to spend significantly more time on deliberate, focused practice than non-elite performers. Clearly, the earlier in life you start focusing on one thing (and by extension, the sooner…
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