It is found by pursuing your genuine curiosity on multiple skillsets.
- It’s hard to become the top 1% in any field, but it’s a lot easier to combine/stack two (or more) skills where you’re in the top 25% of each.
- Diminishing returns suggest that you don’t need to excel in every foundational skill; you just need to reach a sufficient level of competence in each one.
It can be taught (hence, ≠ Unique Knowledge), but only through apprenticeship (e.g., on-the-job training), not in schools.
It is something society cannot yet easily train other people to do (hard to replicate).
It should feel like play to you, but work for others.
做起來像呼吸一樣簡單的事。
See also: You can’t beat someone who genuinely enjoys the work itself