This: >> Truly, just pick whatever you like the most, and try to be the best at that. Being a generalist just lumps you in with all the bootcamp grads and hobb

This: >> Truly, just pick whatever you like the most, and try to be the best at that. Being a generalist just lumps you in with all the bootcamp grads and hobbyists. Being a specialist lets you offer skills/services that other's cannot. That kind of scarcity is future proof. As Zig Ziglar used to ask: "Are you wondering generality or meaninful specific?"