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Also he's just plagiarizing Scott Adams's notion of a "talent stack."

• carlmr 8y ago
  I was going to say the same, no attribution at all, and dubious claims about how your success will increase. I believe the talent stack is a valid principle, but it doesn't just double your success if you go to toastmasters and learn how to present and at your job you have neither a commission nor any customer contact.
  • bertjk 8y ago
    He does attribute, right in the second line of the whole piece: >> The more skills we have, the more odds we have to become successful. I like how Scott Adams, the creator of Dilbert, explains the concept of Skill Stacking ...
    • carlmr 8y ago
      My bad, skimmed it very quickly and didn't see that.
      • User23 8y ago
        I searched the page text for Adams before I posted and saw nothing. I guess I missed it too somehow or the page was updated.