Hmm, what a fantastic question! I'm pondering it, considering whether I find more allure in specializing in one skill and becoming a complete master in it or being proficient in many different things.
Personally, I lean towards proficiency in various areas. I love the idea of being a well-rounded individual with a diverse skill set. It keeps things interesting, and I relish the challenge of constantly learning new things. Moreover, having a varied skill set has proven useful in unexpected situations. You never know when that random knowledge or skill will prove to be beneficial!
Take, for instance, studying International Relations. You become adept at navigating different countries and understanding various cultures. You're the go-to person for advice on not appearing rude in a specific country and, on contrary, completely know how to behave. Then, let's say you switch gears to Law, and suddenly, you're an expert on your rights and duties. Moreover, think about it – some people don't even have a driver's license, but having that skill can be surprisingly handy for anyone.
I'm a marketer, but my love for mental well-being has me contemplating adding another specialty:) so I am in the camp of those who like to specialize in different things.
Of course, I understand that some people need to focus on one area, like doctors, always delving deeper into medicine. Their primary work is all about helping others, and, of course, they might have a diverse range of hobbies, but their primary focus is medicine.
What are your thoughts on this whole specialization versus variety debate? Curious minds want to know! 🌟
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