No, not really good advice. At least too pithy to be complete. The real meaning is that your career will take care of itself as a byproduct of focusing on thes

No, not really good advice. At least too pithy to be complete. The real meaning is that your career will take care of itself as a byproduct of focusing on these other things. It's not the endgame, not a worry, and certainly not an obsession - recipes for failure actually. The most effective focus rather is on personal improvement - i.e. Virtue - i.e. Strength aligned in Serving your stakeholders (team, executives, both sides, etc).