Intentionality: Choice and Mastery

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This document discusses the importance of intentionality, choice, mastery and focus. It suggests that one should deliberately practice skills through goal setting, failing, getting feedback and repeating until mastery is achieved. While mastery may not always be required, mediocrity and adequacy should be embraced. The document also focuses on choosing to specialize in certain skills like software, platforms and frameworks rather than spreading resources too thin.

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