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I recently watched a podcast where Arvind Srinivas, co-founder of Perplexity, shared advice he once received from Sam Altman. It has been stuck in my mind ever since.
He had asked Sam how to figure out what you're naturally good at.
Sam’s answer was simple.
Whatever comes easily to you but feels hard for others.
Most of us are hustling every day. Trying to build something. Trying to do something meaningful. But often we are stuck because we are playing someone else’s game.
Aren’t we?
Aren’t we trying to beat someone?
Aren’t we trying to earn more money than someone else?
Aren’t we trying to build a bigger house than someone else?
What if we stopped comparing and started paying attention to what flows naturally for us?
The point is this. Work on things that come easily to you but are hard for others.
If you do what others avoid or fear, you naturally face less competition. You become the best in your own space.
Because you are finally playing your own game.
And no one can beat you at that.
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