People spend a lot of time talking about other people's bodies, gossiping about other people's relationships, critiquing other people's business, etc… - James Clear

In school, you are graded on every test—even if it's your weakest subject.

In life, you can choose the tests you take—even if they always play to your strengths.

Maintain a baseline so your weak areas don't hold you back, but design your life so you are graded on your strengths.

Many times in life the decision is not whether to do one thing or another, but when to emphasize one aspect over another.

Rest or train? Research or write? Diversify or concentrate?

Opposite answers can both be right. The question is: which one is the right answer for right now.

People who jump from project to project are always dividing their effort, and producing high quality work becomes difficult without intense effort.

Meanwhile, your average work day can be leisurely, yet also productive, if you return to the same project each day.

Do one thing well and watch it compound.