Stop spending energy fixing what you're bad at. Find what you're genuinely good at and build on that instead. Manage your weaknesses just enough so they don't hold you back, then pour everything into what makes you different.
Focusing on our weaknesses, trying to be better at our weaknesses isn't what is going to help us be better. It isn't what is going to set us apart. And that is why I think it's important to really lean on and leverage your strengths. Now, I'm not saying ignore your weaknesses, 'cause that's just silly, but look at those weaknesses and mitigate them in a way that's gonna help you to spend less energy towards them. Now,
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