I need to read that one. I love the point: > Everyone has an innate talent ceiling. A good writer probably won't progress beyond being a merely good writer. T

I need to read that one. I love the point: > Everyone has an innate talent ceiling. A good writer probably won't progress beyond being a merely good writer. That reasoning was actually the same reasoning that convinced me to enter tech. I always hated the "follow your passion" thing people say about careers. So even though I was really into politics and debate, I knew I could only ever be mediocre at best in that field. Meanwhile this tech stuff always came naturally. Even now at a much higher level it seems I'm able to get stuff faster and do more than my peers. It's rewarding in many ways.