That sounds like VC babble tbh.
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Yeah, risk allocation in a portfolio works because you can own lots of (somewhat) uncorrelated things and the systematic risk goes down. For individuals you can really only invest in 1 thing at a time, so your best option is to double down (maybe?)
I don't think having a side project or two is a bad idea, provided you make really serious progress on your main project every week (ideally, every day). And it's easy to fool yourself about that, especially if you don't have any way of concretely, reliably measuring progress.
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My view is that side projects don't exist per se. Only "main projects" that get placed in and out of an "active" state. That's just the way our brains work. When you start changing "state" multiple times per day (or even in a week), it gets extremely inefficient in my experience.
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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