A short YouTube monologue (uploaded by David Jenyns) titled "Don't Do The Obvious - Sam Altman" offering career advice that emphasizes charting your own course and generating non-obvious ideas. The speaker argues that to have an impactful career you must pursue ideas others are unlikely to do and develop the skill of producing non-obvious suggestions.
One of the most important things about having an impactful career is you have to chart your own course. If the thing that you're thinking about is something that someone else is going to do anyway, or more likely, something that a lot of people are going to do anyway, you should be, like, somewhat skeptical of that. And I think a really good muscle to build is coming up with the ideas that are not the obvious ones to say.
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