specialty or "Jack of all trade?

[jrrsparkles]

Jack of all trades and master of none is the complete saying which itself explain what you should do. It is not really possible for most of us to be master at different fields and it's not really necessary too as long as the one you are pursuing has future then concentrate on it completely but it doesn't mean you have to forfeit everything, you can try others as well but as I said everyone is not capable of reaching it.

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[boyptc]

Jack of all trades and master of none is the complete saying which itself explain what you should do. It is not really possible for most of us to be master at different fields and it's not really necessary too as long as the one you are pursuing has future then concentrate on it completely but it doesn't mean you have to forfeit everything, you can try others as well but as I said everyone is not capable of reaching it.

If you have passion and love for something in your career, you'd just choose to be a specialist of it. But there's no fun eventually when you get older from there and that's why many chooses to be a jack of all trades and be a master of none.

I think it's changing the variance nowadays because even if they tell you that you're a master of none, you can master something that you're not fond of if you've been doing that for a long time.

What matters today is what's adaptable to you and will help you to survive.

[jrrsparkles]

Jack of all trades and master of none is the complete saying which itself explain what you should do. It is not really possible for most of us to be master at different fields and it's not really necessary too as long as the one you are pursuing has future then concentrate on it completely but it doesn't mean you have to forfeit everything, you can try others as well but as I said everyone is not capable of reaching it.

If you have passion and love for something in your career, you'd just choose to be a specialist of it. But there's no fun eventually when you get older from there and that's why many chooses to be a jack of all trades and be a master of none.

I think it's changing the variance nowadays because even if they tell you that you're a master of none, you can master something that you're not fond of if you've been doing that for a long time.

What matters today is what's adaptable to you and will help you to survive.

Becoming a master at one thing is possible no matter when we start pursuing but is it really possible to even become knowledgeable in multiple fields simultaneously? Kind of hard that is why I said it's not necessary but one who can definitely try to be one.

Also it is really not that easy to get financial benefits with basic knowledge at any field cause most of the jobs are getting replaced or we have to pick the workforce which requires physical interaction that is irreplaceable to some extent which is really high paying job? I don't think so.

[boyptc]

Jack of all trades and master of none is the complete saying which itself explain what you should do. It is not really possible for most of us to be master at different fields and it's not really necessary too as long as the one you are pursuing has future then concentrate on it completely but it doesn't mean you have to forfeit everything, you can try others as well but as I said everyone is not capable of reaching it.

If you have passion and love for something in your career, you'd just choose to be a specialist of it. But there's no fun eventually when you get older from there and that's why many chooses to be a jack of all trades and be a master of none.

I think it's changing the variance nowadays because even if they tell you that you're a master of none, you can master something that you're not fond of if you've been doing that for a long time.

What matters today is what's adaptable to you and will help you to survive.

Becoming a master at one thing is possible no matter when we start pursuing but is it really possible to even become knowledgeable in multiple fields simultaneously? Kind of hard that is why I said it's not necessary but one who can definitely try to be one.

Also it is really not that easy to get financial benefits with basic knowledge at any field cause most of the jobs are getting replaced or we have to pick the workforce which requires physical interaction that is irreplaceable to some extent which is really high paying job? I don't think so.

You don't have to do that simultaneously, you can take step at a time for you to do it. As you master your own craft and skill, you just try to have some peeks with other knowledge that you have to acquire.

And as you do that, you'd just commit a few hours per day or per week like reading for you to understand the foundations of it while remaining the master of that one thing or skill.

[btc78]

I think I would rather be a jack of all trades. Life is long and unpredictable. You never know what challenges life is going to throw at you so might as well always be prepared. If I only specialized in one thing and there was some kind of a crisis where I can no longer practice my specialty, I would not have any other ability or skills to enhance.

I would love to have different kinds of options in order to help myself and the society or my community as well.