Learn to Say No
One of the biggest challenges for polymaths is the temptation to take on too many projects. Lospennato stresses the importance of learning to say no to new commitments that don’t align with your primary goals.
By being selective about where to invest time and energy, individuals can avoid spreading themselves too thin and ensure that they make meaningful progress on their most important projects.
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