Life is so much more fun when you dedicate yourself fully to one big thing, instead of dabbling into a bunch of tiny things. Or in Ron Swanson’s words, don’t half-ass two things, whole-ass one thing.
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Replying to @Altimor
Do you have a one big thing? (Forgive me if the answer is “yes, duh”; I’m often obtuse. But I kinda had you pegged as a dabbler like me!)
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Replying to @KevinSimler @Altimor
So, despite the existence of actual natural-born generalists—which may even include all of present company—I'd deliver the same exact sort of aphorism. It's the right one for several reasons--
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•There are extremely few natural-born generalists, and exactly zero of those would become dissuaded by hearing it • Everyone else, 1, fucking around being overly accepted results in no more generalists but millions of midlife crises, deathbed regrets, and underutilized lives
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• 2 on that one, even among "specialists"—still by far the general norm, and rightly so—it's appallingly acceptable to partial-ass your one single thing. Currently this autoimmune dysfunction afflicts most all of the west, and it is fairly concerning. Don't give them easy cover
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3, technically, a generalist is still a specialist, just one whose specialty is unlabeled and undefined, involving many disparate specialities, albeit most at somewhat reduced depths, and they don't even know they're gradually flanking their ubermuse
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This is a good synthesis
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