Mark Osborne argues that your natural style can be a winning approach. He emphasizes tailoring how you work and learn to fit your strengths, and adapting your method for different audiences. There's no single right way to succeed.
That's right. Well, and you hit on so many great things in there. Uh, one is really this idea that, you know, even if other people are good at it too, that doesn't make you any less than that you are also good at it. Uh, and we talked about this earlier, which is that, you know, there are different learning styles and there are different working styles. And so potentially your way of doing the thing that maybe other people do might work particularly well for a certain type of audience or a certain type of customer or a certain type of context. And so finding that and finding that uniqueness and matching that up creates the opportunity for success. And there's, there's enough pie for everyone.
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