I’d recommend the WorkLife podcast episode where the host, org psychologist Adam Grant, challenges the author quite a bit[1] In short, if you were good in your

I’d recommend the WorkLife podcast episode where the host, org psychologist Adam Grant, challenges the author quite a bit[1] In short, if you were good in your 20s and like your job, you’ll still be good (possibly far better) with 70% raw intelligence but lots of experience and specialized expertise. Much of the data, Adam argues, is also conflated with people realizing other things are important in life for a time. But many people revisit successful careers after kids move out etc. 1 - https://www.ted.com/talks/worklife_with_adam_grant_career_decline_isn_t_inevitable/up-next https://www.ted.com/talks/worklife_with_adam_grant_career_de...