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3 habits to help you become a generalist

3 habits to help you become a generalist

  1. Learn both hard skills and soft skills: combine hard skills such as finance acumen and software development with soft skills such as pitching and your chances of success skyrocket.
  2. Schedule time to read & take notes every single day: constantly seek out smart, credible, thoughtful info and write down your thoughts. Prioritize learning in every moment.
  3. Take part in fun activities you’re passionate about: choose something you enjoy and try your best. No matter the outcome, you’ll have learnt something.

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