The Jack of all trades aka the 'master of none'. I agree there's room for both types of personas and have yet to experience it as a weakness in my current job, but you never know. I think I know more or less where my specialties lie but yet have to remain focused or else I can easily veer too far off track. I'll remain curious until the day I die.
Thanks! I don't think there is any shame in it. I always thought I was a bit lost or lacked direction/passion but it kind of clicked that it stems from a innately curious nature of always wanting to learn new things.
Love it! It's a pretty good feeling when you stumble upon an employer who sees the value in having such a varied skill-set and gives you the free rein to bounce around.
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This makes so much sense. I find that when I am bombarded by info all day I get way more ideas for content but yet have a harder time executing writing that content.
This just happened to me and it deleted all my bookmarks and settings and synced with the new users settings and added their bookmarks. So frustrating.
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