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![]() You MUST concentrate on the subject you know best. You cannot be an expert in ALL fields, even though our college/university system tries to make you think you can be.
You MUST have a well rounded education, know how to read, write, and do the math... But unless you intend to specialize in biogenetics, cutting up a frog in high school isn't really going to make you successful. About a month ago I had a choice... I could spend MONTHS learning a new computer language to get a project done I've wanted to do for years... OR I could find someone willing to do that work for me while I concentrated on preparing the marketing materials. In the end, I found two people to do programming for me. One as a partner, and one as a backup contract programmer. Come tomorrow, I am going to see how "lazy" I am when it comes to actually selling our finished product to several prospective clients... |
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