Why Generalist > Specialist

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This episode argues the core of Pat's philosophy of generalism.

That argument is this: Forget being the best in the world. Instead, focus on getting good to great--or at least fairly competent--at a variety of different skills, then learn to combine those skills to form a competitive advantage and creative spirit.

In this episode, Pat and Jordan discuss how to become an expert-generalist, ironically enough, by being an effective "short-term specialist", or learning to rotate your learning emphasis. We tie all this in to building strength, businesses, relationships, and more. Promise you're going to love it.

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