I learned a lot from this one
It’s was quite inspiring. I can’t recall having heard anything to the effect of your value lecture, definitely nothing I’ve agreed so with.

& Btw. I think I would choose you over Steve for slightly the same reason as Akemi said your good. The difference being that even though I do find you amusing, I also learn much here. I think it’s easier to learn in a laid back way.

@ Matt,

“You see the truth is we are all creating value all the time without even realizing it.”

That’s kind of true, but not really. If we were all masters of creating value, then no one would need a job, because money would just be gushing in effortlessly. Billions of people are struggling because it’s far from obvious how to create significant value.

“I�m frankly not sure that there�s any reason why you REALLY need to even become conscious of it or understand it.”

So that we can do it better. While you can create value by accident, it stands to reason that focusing on creating value will work better than just seeing what happens.

“But basically I think over thinking what you�re niche is sorta silly.”

I’m not saying to overthink it, just to make a good decision. Since you can’t change your niche very easily, it’s a huge help to get it right the first time.

@ Mark, that’s great! A mini-epiphany is a sure sign of value!

Seriously, this was an “aha!” moment. Mini-epiphany. Whatever.

This article, and the idea of different levels of expertise, was a very good thoughtspark. Thanks for writing it!

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