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The Upside of Being a Late Bloomer
Koga came to realize as he got older that success is not finite; choice is. He shares, “In your twenties, you’re afforded a lot of choice because you likely have fewer considerations: no mortgage, no health condition, no children or aging parents. As you grow older, your choices tend to narrow—not because you can’t actually do things, but that you ... See more
Clark Kent Koga • A Day In The Life Of Brand Strategist Clark Kent Koga In Sydney
That thing that made you weird as a kid could make you great as an adult —if you don’t lose it.
Kevin Kelly • Excellent Advice for Living: Wisdom I Wish I'd Known Earlier
Many young people default to tracked behaviors where they choose the safer, consensus “next step” over and over again They keep pushing decisions further out into the future, then get into their mid-30s and have no idea how they ended up where they are. Society must also encourage people to be “spikey” instead of only encouraging people t
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The push to focus early and narrowly extends well beyond sports. We are often taught that the more competitive and complicated the world gets, the more specialized we all must become (and the earlier we must start) to navigate it. Our best-known icons of success are elevated for their precocity and their head starts—Mozart at the keyboard, Facebook
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