I am a generalizer. What is it? It is the opposite of a specialist. While being a generalizer has its merits, I am always wondering how it will be to specialize in something very specific.
2 problems -
The first one is what to specialize in? What will be the right niche for me to be better than others.
The second one is - am I going to be good enough?
I think that even if I was able to decide what I want to specialize in, I would have my doubts that I can actually be the go-to person. I lack the confidence to be that.
I got to a point in my life that I would like to become an expert at home, work and in Kung Fu.
Hmm. Funny, I do see you as a specialist amongst the black belts. You are the one guy I can count on to have a feel for what is going on in the school and the guy who knows how to get things done. Your school engagement is your specialty and singles you out.
ReplyDeleteI agree funny. In my eyes (and those of your family), you are an expert at home, work and kung fu... that being said, I am still the boss. ;-)
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