The point of the article is that you don't have to fit something into the X of Y framework, and trying to do so can often be limiting. Yes, this advice is gener

The point of the article is that you don't have to fit something into the X of Y framework, and trying to do so can often be limiting. Yes, this advice is general and sort of vague, but it pushes people to try to question the status quo and look at things in novel ways. Which I think everyone can agree is a good idea..