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How to Recognize What You’re Really, Really Good At

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When Entrepreneur editor in chief Jason Feifer reached out to tell us that he was a fan of Every, we were honored. The magazine's mission to provide information thats help founders of all stripes build businesses dovetails with Every’s. So today, we’re delighted to publish this piece adapted from Jason’s weekly newsletter, One Thing Better, that provides one way to be more successful and satisfied at work, and build a career or company you love. Check out Nathan’s article, about how to write ideas that spread, on Entrepreneur’s site. —Kate One of life’s biggest challenges is figuring out what you’re good at. But something else can be even harder—figuring out what you’re, frankly, not so good at. Coming to terms with your shortcomings, or the things you can’t quite excel at, is an incredibly valuable skill. That’s because you don’t have to be good at everything. In fact, in this era of professional specialization, it can be much more advantageous if you’re not. The best way you can beco

Skip to content We use analytics and advertising tools by default. You can update this anytime. Privacy Preferences Do Not Sell or Share Privacy Preferences x Manage optional tracking categories. Necessary cookies stay on so the site can function. Analytics Advertising and sharing Cancel Save Preferences How to Recognize What You’re Really, Really Good At Via Lucas Crespo. By Jason Feifer How to Recognize What You’re Really, Really G ood At It's not about doing everything—it's about doing one thing exceptionally Jason Feifer Dec 4, 2023 · 6 min read Updated Jun 26, 2026 Listen Link copied 160

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