I dont mean to be offtopic but does anyone know a method to log back into an Instagram account?? I somehow forgot the password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me!
The ability to abstract and generalize is extremely valuable! Those individuals that are able to correctly associate things from various disciplines are better at "predicting" the near future and can thus be more successful from a financial perspective!
The Specialist knows more and more about less and less until he knows everything about nothing. The Generalist knows less and less about more and more until he knows nothing about everything.
Wow so accurate lol. As a generalist, I'm always jealous of my specialist friends and they are often jealous of me because I can't beat anyone of them at what they do and they can't beat me at anything else.
I'm sure you could find many anecdotes that imply the opposite. Seems a little premature to talk about this interesting hypothesis as if it's fact as they do at the end.
The example I will give is Einstein, who was highly (unconventionally) functional in specific areas BUT mostly incompetent at nearlt every area of his life. Extreme genius is seldom cultivated without a cost.
I really enjoyed reading Range by David Epstein after it was recommended to me. The example that resonated with me was from the story of Johanes Kepler and about 'unleashing analogies'.
A refreshing approach. Ranging a variety of paths always enriches one's perspective, experience and ability to adapt to a fast changing world. Among the many examples and stories I find the one of droping the tools and run is a good one to refllect on.
@4:45 "though oftentimes better than master of one" is, at earliest documentation, a 20th century addition, whereas “Jack of all trades” is from 14th century and “master of none” originated in 17th century.
Saint Luke 5:32 KJV I came not to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance. Saint Luke 13:3 KJV I tell you, Nay: but, except ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish.
i am still at min 10 where he mentioned deliberate practice and i will give a like for that because its my first time to hear about that and i have searched about it and found some great information i needed to know . now let's complete the interview 😁
Being a generalist also makes you an interesting conversationalist.
True that
I dont mean to be offtopic but does anyone know a method to log back into an Instagram account??
I somehow forgot the password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me!
@Kellen Leland Instablaster :)
The ability to abstract and generalize is extremely valuable! Those individuals that are able to correctly associate things from various disciplines are better at "predicting" the near future and can thus be more successful from a financial perspective!
The Specialist knows more and more about less and less until he knows everything about nothing.
The Generalist knows less and less about more and more until he knows nothing about everything.
Wow so accurate lol. As a generalist, I'm always jealous of my specialist friends and they are often jealous of me because I can't beat anyone of them at what they do and they can't beat me at anything else.
Cute, but illogical.
@@aletheiai condescending, ignorant, and wrong.
great conversation! I love generalist and always wanna be one 😊
I'm sure you could find many anecdotes that imply the opposite. Seems a little premature to talk about this interesting hypothesis as if it's fact as they do at the end.
The example I will give is Einstein, who was highly (unconventionally) functional in specific areas BUT mostly incompetent at nearlt every area of his life. Extreme genius is seldom cultivated without a cost.
I really enjoyed reading Range by David Epstein after it was recommended to me.
The example that resonated with me was from the story of Johanes Kepler and about 'unleashing analogies'.
A refreshing approach. Ranging a variety of paths always enriches one's perspective, experience and ability to adapt to a fast changing world. Among the many examples and stories I find the one of droping the tools and run is a good one to refllect on.
@4:45 "though oftentimes better than master of one" is, at earliest documentation, a 20th century addition, whereas “Jack of all trades” is from 14th century and “master of none” originated in 17th century.
The average age of founders in the US is 45.5? I still have a chance 😁
A Masters in Environmental Studies is not a rigorous discipline.
Very inspirng talk, thank you for the video!
its low iq training vs high iq training, totally agree, the education is focussing on low iq training to get a higher number of finished courses
Turn to Jesus Christ.
Saint Luke 5:32 KJV I came not to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance.
Saint Luke 13:3 KJV I tell you, Nay: but, except ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish.
In Epstein, Gladwell met his match. They should think about a joint book project (synthesis).
i am still at min 10 where he mentioned deliberate practice and i will give a like for that because its my first time to hear about that and i have searched about it and found some great information i needed to know .
now let's complete the interview 😁
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Great conversation, thank you.
Omg that’s just an awesome topic to discuss.
Not in the banking sector
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Very relevant comment.
I'm afraid this is the wrong hunting ground for you.
Nobidy thinks that "Tiger Woods is the norm"
Interesting reviews on Amazon
Prove me wrong.
Brilliant!
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searching....
I'm Alone 😍😥
I would rather be good at one or very few fields, than being mediocre at everything.
I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times.
So you equate your life to being a punching bag
@@jt48 you should read my comment again, and then yours. And then you should think about the metaphor rather than trying to be funny.
@@vercetti7586 I read it. Life doesn't work that way.
@@jt48 share your wisdom
this line of thinking is borrowing from the likes of Ken Wilber. oh, and EVERY LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE EVER.
May I ask if there is anything wrong with that?