Related (in my limited experience): Be uncommonly good at at least two normally unrelated things. Much easier to add value through differentiation than brute force.
follow your interests and aptitudes (this is your edge, and so needs to be your compass), take scary risks!, when you encounter work that resonates with you reach out to the person responsible and let them know — this final piece especially was my gatewayhttps://twitter.com/freeshreeda/status/1315745563623796736 …
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Being known for brute force while you find those two things helps too. Always easier to stick your neck out for someone and give an opportunity if you know they grind hard and will make the most of an attempt.
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Have you written more about how you got started?
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working on it
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Great advice, looking forward to hearing more
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That final piece is the toughest for me. It's hard not to feel like a bother or an upstart.
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wholesome mike
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