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Bruce Lee said he doesn’t fear the man who has practiced 10,000 times, but he fears the man who has practiced the same kick 10,000 times. 
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I am not here to downgrade you. Both having one skill and multiple skills at a time are beneficial. I am here to be a part of the KISS blog and make you aware of the things that you can achieve in case of both scenarios while maintaining a minimalist lifestyle.

It depends on what chapter of life you are in. At an early age, it’s essential to know something of everything so you can explore your true potential, strengths, and passion for the actual work you love. Being knowledgeable about every aspect opens your way, makes you versatile, improves your intellectual capacity, and makes your way for the future. It can widen your critical thinking ability and shift you towards a goal-oriented person from a strayed one.
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Learning is a never-ending process. It always keeps you motivated to learn and grow more and more. In teenage, there’s always a curiosity to know everything and a new skill every day, but it’s crucial to learn the advanced skills that can add value to your life and watch out for them, like are they really saturated and competitive enough to make you stand apart?
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Adapting to new skills builds a broad perspective comprehensively. You can evolve with time and make the best use of multiple skills to increase your living. After all, it’s always better to be a multi-tasker. 

Also, it is said that the more you know, the less you get it. Being professional at one skill is good but comes with a massive risk of failure. What if I didn’t get succeed in it? What will be my future, or what will I do then? It continuously keeps you around highly competitive people.

Mastering one skill comes with inherited talent and mental toughness. Acquiring anything comes with the great sacrifice of many things and focusing on that one thing. It injects the trait of indifference into your personality. And I am referring to it as indifference because you start avoiding everything that comes between you and your skill.
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In adult life, the more you know everything about something, the more it’s better for you. That’s the reason why degrees and graduations have a specialization in ONE specific subject. The formula for success is to master one thing and then keep learning and adding new skills to it that compliments your chief skill that level up your wages.

The artist isn’t the one who keeps adding colors to his drawing, but the real artist is the one who adds the correct colors at the right time. So, it’s always better to know a little bit of everything, but to a certain extent. After that, you realize that this concept will take you nowhere, and you finally have to move on one path.

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