Do what you do best and delegate the rest.
The degree to which you advance is only limited by the amount of time and action you invest.
It’s especially important during a period of contraction to develop a disciplined commitment to using your time and energy.
The world vehemently refuses to spend time on activities that won’t immediately pay off, I would personally rather be productive and not be paid than not be productive and be paid. I would rather do something for free than nothing at all.
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