book/Range by David Epstein

• Being a generalist is better than being a specialist because experiences overlap and inform one another.
• Playing one sport from a young age does not guarantee that a child will be the best at that. On the contrary, children succeed in sports through the trial of many activities.
• Learning slowly at first will help in the long run of retention. #spaced repetition
• Angela Lee DuckworthAngela Lee Duckworth
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  ’s grit is not the only way of measuring the likelihood of success.
• I should be very interdisciplinary and learn about language, theology, computer science, and more!