I think the takeaway here is that no matter your circumstance, you should find a way to gain "specific knowledge". It boils down to: - If you can afford to app

I think the takeaway here is that no matter your circumstance, you should find a way to gain "specific knowledge". It boils down to: - If you can afford to apprentice / intern under someone success or on a trajectory to success, do it. - If you can't, then work your paying job, whatever that is, but feel around for opportunities that no one else is looking to own yourself. Not bad advice, but IMO, not exactly "finding the time to invest in yourself". I actually think finding the time to invest in yourself is getting better at time management: 1. Instead of reading tweets, opening instagram, swiping on tinder, etc - go start an essay, article, etc. 2. That time you'd normally zone out and listen to music on the bus/train - read or watch something that you learn from in a big way. 3. Instead of staying in and watching netflix, hulu, etc get out to a meetup of people that are interested in the same thing you are. But these - I think - are all obvious things to people that are reading this. ️