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This is somewhat impotent advice, you don't just magically make money by giving up everything you're no good at. There are two reasons for this: 1) I'm good a
by frobozz 13y ago
This is somewhat impotent advice, you don't just magically make money by giving up everything you're no good at. There are two reasons for this:
1) I'm good at making things. I'm bad at sales, marketing, hiring and delegation. I concentrate all my efforts on making things. Where's my 5 million?
2) You have to give it a reasonable punt. For example, there would be no professional musicians if everyone followed this advice. No one picks up a guitar or bassoon and declares themselves "good" straight away.
- userulluipeste 13y ago1) Partner up with people good at sales, marketing, hiring and delegation. 2) You're right, «nobody is "good" straight away», there is a constant self-improvement required. Yet, one might have inclinations which would make more sense to invest in instead of stretching oneself thin all over.