In this episode, Drew and James talk about some things they've learned in their young professional careers, including how to do cold outreach to expand your network and opportunities, specializing vs. generalizing and the art of being a "specialized generalist", the importance of communication and expectation setting, how to layer your skills to create a unique competitive edge, why "follow your passion" might be bad career advice, and more.
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We (Drew and James) have been close friends and collaborators for over half a decade. After years of private conversations that spanned topics including fitness and physical performance, the science of wellness and longevity, career success and development, mental models for better decision making, and more, we finally decided to record these conversations for a wider audience. This podcast is our attempt to reach a wider community of fellow life long learners, ambitious individuals, and those driven to not only succeed, but gain fulfillment, satisfaction, and a bit of wisdom from everything they do in life.
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