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RE: Becoming Great At What You're Good At
This is a great point, and it is very similar to the 80/20 principle in which we learn that you spend 80% of your energy at the 20% you are the best at and where you earn the most, while you spend 20% of your energy on the remaining 80%.
Really like your way of writing, it is so easy to understand. You have got to be a good teacher (even if you don't teach)! :)
The 80/20 principle works in almost everything you can think of. And most people spend lots of energy on things they're not good at. It's difficult to be great at something you're good at. So you can only imagine how endlessly difficult it could be to become great at something you're grade 'F' at. The 80/20 principle is a fantastic one. Thanks for the compliment. And thanks for coming around. Lovely comment!