3 Benefits Of Specializing In Your Niche

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[tjeza]

As the owner of a business specialized in commercial product assembly and installation I would agree with this. Side note - I really enjoy all the generalized business content you’re producing.

[washimseeraaz]

I wish I had the determination to specialise right now. It almost feels like I am closing on too many doors and living a lot less. This is what even Blair Enns said in his livestream with the Futur and I felt the same even before watching that! But yes specialisation do gives you an edge but I would rather just not, until I find a really good niche

[emanuel_soundtrack]

i think it is a great damage to especialize in the wrong thing ;) I guess it comes naturally, just be aware of what is easy for you and well done. If your niche works this way, then what he said is absolutely true for a long time, not short time