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The long version can wait for the post, but the short version: 1) start learning the languages you will need in undergrad or high school if possible. 2) the high GPA in high school -> elite, selective college -> elite selective grad school trajectory makes things easier.
3) iron law of academic hiring is that almost no one works at a program more prestigious than where they got their PhD, consider that when selecting PhD programs.
And then 4) the job market is so terrible you can do everything right and still not get a job even with a good academic pedigree, a solid program and good publications. So possibly you spent a decade or more becoming the perfect scholar and still lose.
Which leads to 5) be born in a wealthy family which can both support you through years of being underpaid in graduate school and which will provide you a cushy landing when all of your efforts are repaid with only debt and shattered dreams.
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