How To Become The Best At Something

Do you want to become the best at something? Skill stacking is the answer! Watch this video for more details.

[drpe]

Although this almost panned out as a 'be the jack of all trades, master of none' advice, have to admit - this is an interesting spin on the subject. Thanks! Got me thinking how to amplify the social science background with something rather technical and get to the next level.

[MarcoS-bxuk]

As many may interpret this video as a "jack of all trades" endorsement, I don't believe that´s what this video is about. A Jack of all trades knows things that don't necessarily work well together, she just knows them on a surface level. The key word on this video is COMBINATION, of skills that you must find a way to fit together that will allow you to make something great. The best performers in the world are not good in ONE thing only.

[Kilqt]

love your videos, ty so much for the motivation!

[fathuraspartame]

"Stop trying to be the best at one thing, you're setting yourself up for some serious disappointment"

Bro just hit me harder that a heartbroken phase..

[justcreate]

What a thoughtful and thought provoking video. Wonderful insight, thank you

[jaideepparmar]

Thanks this is mind changing, i was stuck at how to become the best at one thing, but you gave me the right path. Thanks for the valuable content .

[johnnguyen]

A jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one.

[YasserMaghribi]

Excellent video, that's a true master advice for everything in life

[MichaelCharlesAubrey]

Fewer than 1 in a thousand is much MUCH better odds than I had ever imagined. Like enough that if I were younger I’d find that stat encouraging were I interested in joining the NBA.

[salahudeengbolahan]

This is a masterpiece. Thank you so much for this. It makes me think.

[pcortezj]

Mastering adjacent disciplines will take you very far.

[randerins]

> "How To Become The Best At Something"
> "Don't try to"
> Ok then.

[realtyrone]

i practice everything for hours upon hours yet im not good at a single thing

[twentyhands]

Just something to keep in mind with future videos: if you want to put text over a solid color, there should be greater contrast. The text over the bars is not fully white, or doesn't seem to be with the font style/weight. It's actually really hard to read when it's over the pink bars in particular.

[amit-mishra]

The point to note here is that even if we tempt to repeat "Jack of all trades master of none, but often times better than master of one", the example taken by the video creator considers a person who wasn't best in any single subject but he was in top 5% and 10% in the respective subjects and that's what made him get into top 6%.

[tnvmadhav]

Tldw:

Venn diagram of different skills, the intersection is 📈

[teabagsday]

Yeah I wasn't paying attention, can you repeat it once more? tyvm

[sivanesh]

Actually it completely breaks some books (The Dip for example) logic like the most popular stars followed and developed one main skill like singing or playing for example and they became best at it. They succeeded.

But this video opposes it and even though I could get some good insights from this perspective as well. Because basically I'm following this guide indirectly. Now I could have a probability that I'm going the correct way to some extent. Thanks!

[adrijusavizius]

This video got me convinced ima be the next Beyonce lol

[potato]

What if I am not a temporarily embarrassed millionaire?