For far too long, we have believed in a single formula for success: Early specialisation + narrow focus + relentless practice = perfection. What if you discover that you have been misinformed all this time, and the key to success is really the opposite?
What if the key to future business success is having a diversity of experiences instead of specialising in one?
Generalists seem to have picked-up a bad reputation in the past, with quotes like “jack of all, master of none” used to demean someone with a relatively shallow knowledge of a subject. The result is a popular notion that to excel at a task you need to start early and spend more time on it – anyone who started late has al
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