How to commit to the few right things | thesephist.com
Since the start of the year, I’ve spent a lot of time speaking with friends and people I meet online about a common, difficult decision: in an ocean of interesting opportunities, how do I pick the few, right things that’ll take me the furthest? The good old “what do I commit to?” problem.
Since the start of the year, I've spent a lot of time speaking with friends and people I meet online about a common, difficult decision: in an ocean of interesting opportunities, how do I pick the few, right things that'll take me the furthest? The good old "what do I commit to?" problem. Some of these people are choosing whether to start their career at an established company or join an earlier-stage startup. Some people are wondering whether they should accept a generous job offer or continue looking for better opportunities. In these conversations and in my own experience, there are a few p
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