“You cannot be anything you want to be – but you can be a lot more of who you already are.”
From
our first experience with a classroom, we devote more time to our shortcomings
than our strengths. Most self-development programs try to make us what we are
not. Moreover, in many ways our culture is built around overcoming deficits.
However, this is the path of most resistance. We are motivated by this idea
that “You can be anything you want to be if you try hard enough”. The reality
is that a person who has always struggled with computers is unlikely to be a
great programmer. Build upon what you can already do. You may not be the best
programmer or CEO-material but you may be the rock star salesman any startup
team needs.
If you
want to be challenged…
If you
want to work where you and your unique strengths are celebrated!
Then
consider working for a startup company!
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