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When we occupy a small niche, we sacrifice optionality. That means less freedom and greater dependency. No one can predict the future—not even experts—so isn’t it a good idea to have as many avenues open as possible?
Farnam Street • Preserving Optionality: Preparing for the Unknown - Farnam Street
Embrace “Agile Adaptation” (The Future-Proof Mindset):
George K Mathew • The Invisible Wall: How to Unlock Hidden Potential in Your Career, Finances, and Life in the AI Age.
because you want to be long optionality into increasing volatility, for example. There was going to be something about writing fewer, deeper pieces, and about leaving room to experiment.