Be Rare & Valuable: SO GOOD THEY CAN'T IGNORE YOU by Cal Newport
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Animated core message from Cal Newport's book 'So Good They Can't Ignore You.'
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Why people love their work:
Creativity - Improvise your work and implement your ideas.
Control - Have some say of how, when and where your work gets done.
Impact - Work has positive influence on customers or co-workers.
Develop a rare and valuable skill set:
• Scrap passion mindset then
1. Take up craftsman mindset.
• Willingness to improve craft
2. Take on challenging projects.
• Take on challenging projects that few other people are willing to do.
• Will force you to learn skills that few other people have.
• Niche projects
3. Daily Deliberate Practice
• A. Periods of undistracted focus
• B. Cycle between comfort and discomfort
• C. Feedback & Expert Guidance
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Outline of So Good They Can't Ignore You:
1. Increased Competency = Increased Passion: The better you get at a mildly interesting job, the more likely it will become your calling, so it doesn't matter whether you follow your passion or not.
2. People Love Their Work for 3 Reasons: *Creativity, Control, & Impact* - If you follow your passion but don't have these 3 reasons, your passion will fade with time.
3. *Craftsman Mindset* (What can I offer the world?) over Passion Mindset (What can the world offer me?)
4. Take on Challenging Niche Projects: This will force/allow you to develop rare and valuable skills that no one else has.
5. Daily Deliberate Practice
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@@taxledgeradvisor Yet the person who created this brought more to the table then a bulleted summary. I'm with you, I try to cut corners as often as is possible, save time, money, etc... However, sometimes we can miss an experience that is enlightening and more fulfilling than "bottom line it for me". Anyway.... Namaste.
Thanks a million. When I heard this advice of not following one's passion and rather becoming really good at what you're doing, I became confused because they sounded similar to me because I thought that people will try to become good at only those things which interest them or in which they have even a little bit of passion. But your first point of this book's summary cleared my doubt. The work will become one's passion when one starts to grow one's competence in it. This work can range from mildly interesting to super interesting for the person. It is better to explore your interests and then try to grow your competence. Eventually, you will become an expert in one of your interests as you strive for it. *"Follow your passion"* says that you have to _find the perfect work_ for you which exists somewhere and you should not stop till you find it. *"So good they can't ignore you"* says that you should _try to become perfect at the work_ you're doing.
1) Have a craftsmanship mindset. Where your goal is to become better at something. Not a passion mindset where you want to enjoy what you do.
2) Take on niche challenges that others would maybe normally stay away from.
3) Execute using the PEAK technique as taught by Anders Ericsson. Where you are challenging yourself at the limit of your capabilities during 30-60 minutes of un-distracted slots of times. Get feedback on your execution. And use your creativity and visualization to come up with ways to simplify your process.
C. Lincoln yes, that's right on.
Hell yeah that’s why my brain crashed lol I’ll get back to it in a few
Thanks for the effort in writing this!
C. Lincoln bless you for this short summary
Passion does not last. This video explains it well.
I love the fact that every single time you are able to distill the practical application.
I'm glad you opted for a craftsman mindset. These videos are invaluable and greatly appreciate you putting these together. I've read many of these books but your ability to distill the concepts and share your insights make these A++. Thanks and keep up the great work.
I listen to all of his stuff on a playlist at work I learn so much every night . Thank you for creating these core messages they are on point.
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The core concept is brilliantly explained in the video. Excellent video.
I’ve enjoyed these videos so much. Recommended it to a colleague today at work! Thank you for these snapshots!
This is very true, I had the same with my course at university, was passionate but no creativity, no control, and no impact.
Just finished reading and this was a perfect summary to revisit. Cheers!
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He is absolutely correct! Thanks for putting this summary together!
Before I watch this
I absolutely love my "job", my career really.
I work as a structural engineer (fresh graduate) and I love the variety of projects and obstacles I encounter. Not only this, but I apply this knowledge to different aspects of my life such as building fast cars, and 3d printing.
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Wondeeful content. Definitely helping me focus more on my work, rather my fears of the unknown.
Thank you deeply for dedicating your time towards the making of these videos.
Your creativity and impact is definitely appreciated!
Very nice--as always. Love these animated book summaries. We are all better off because you switched from passion to craftsman while creating these TH-cam video reviews. Keep going! GOOD LUCK.
three years after you post this, I am using it to assess the book while reading it. So yeah Nathan you are having an impact.
Wow, that video really reflected my path to my passion. I thought I just followed my passion but when I consider how got where I am, it's a combination of so many skills I developed over time. Part of my passion is programming, which I hated due to my terrible university degree, but over time, as programming itself changed, I absolutely love it. And I got there, very much like the video says, by venturing into project others dont go near, not out of being brave, I seem to have a natural inclination to those projects.
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Holy crap that is an amazing an impactful realization on something I didn't understand why there was such a gap between what two schools of thought said regarding chasing passions and others that said never chase them.
Amazing.
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I will implements these three work traits in my new job: Creativity, Control and Impact. i will go for what is rare and valuable. This way i will love my job. Thank you for sharing this video.
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Thank you for this video, it helped me grasp the core concepts that I missed when researching Newport. I appreciated the quickness of this video as opposed to his 40 minute long talk. This was must more efficient! Thank you!
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This is a nice summary, thank you for sharing
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Just finished reading the book. Keep up the good work.
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The passion theory is an interesting one. I feel the premise that I got from the book summary which is "if you only follow your passion because you think it will be easy, your going to give up when the going gets rough" offers a limited scope of what benefits there are in following something you are truly interested in and curious about. Having that curiosity and willingness to understand something fully will make you more inclined to pursue it completely. Would appreciate some feedback / reflections.
Pursuing a passion simply means you are more likely to enjoy the foundational work of building the ability or skill involved in said passion. Sustainable passion comes from meeting and managing reasonable goals and challenges (like in a video game) on a somewhat consistent basis. Complete a goal, feel good about succeeding. The greater the perceived challenged the greater the sense of accomplishment usually. Troubles lie in our perception or expectation in the ability to complete the goal. (i.e. "Don't bite off more than you can chew") This is exactly why regardless of how stupid or pointless I think something might be, I absolutely love and appreciate seeing it done well.
Thank you so much!! Really enjoyed this
Excellent summary. Thank you very much.
Really appreciate your videos! I use them to find interesting books to read, and get an idea on what to expect.
That's really a very nice video and also a major "eye opening" video. Because we are always told to follow the passion
This has been my favourite summary so far. I start a graduate job soon at a big firm and would use these principles to become rare and valuable.
How did it go so far?
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Thankyou. Till now I had passion mindset.
But now I am into craftsmanship mindset and difference is visible
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A wonderful video and an insightful summary as always. Thanks
This video come to me after 1 year working after graduation. I still seeking for satisfaction for my work and life. At least now I know, everything need time.
Creativity
Control
Impact
3 important things that need to be considered...
Thx
Great overview and video. I could not agree more with the advice shared in the book and this breakdown helped drive home many of the important points he shared. I am going to share this video and the book with all of the early careerists in my life.
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Thankyou so much for your videos. I am an aspiring 2d animatior and this really helps me craft routines that can help me improve. The craftmanship mindset vs the passion mindset was a real breakthrough for me right now. Once again, thank you for your time and patience when making these videos, have a great day. :^D👍
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Never even knew the "Craftsman mindest" existed... 😮🙏 MINDBLOWN!
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Thanks you so much.... Cleared all of my doubt regarding passion ❤️🤘
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many self help book are bad, but gosh Cal is so good, really changed my perspective
The candles of passion are facing strong winds of distraction in these modern times. To be competent in your craft requires unprecedented amounts of willpower.
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