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It takes multiple specialists to support one generalist. Who the specialist is is inherently less important, given the role is to relay a more or less steady stable of facts from a learnable field. The generalist must understand all of the various specialties he is pulling from, find the overlaps and inroads from one to another, and efficiently put them together in pursuit of a goal. Much more dependent on his identity, much harder to replace, much harder (maybe impossible) to teach. By definition, the generalist is more important. Less supply, critical demand

The people who thrive in the AI era won’t just be “AI experts.” They’ll combine technology, communication, emotional intelligence, and judgment. That mix is rare. It’s also learnable. Which of those four do you want to grow this week?

Job security is the most expensive thing most ambitious people ever buy. Here is how to figure out if you have already paid for it. You wake up Monday. You already know exactly what you will earn this week. This month. Probably this year. That predictability? You bought it. You paid with your ceiling. Most people call that stability. I call it a subscription to average. I used to be in a salaried role. Good company. Decent pay. Zero upside. I was trading my best hours for a number someone else decided I was worth. And every year I got a 3% raise and called it a win. Then I started selling solar. Not because I suddenly became a solar fanatic. Because someone showed me a model where my income could actually match my effort. Where the skill I built had real market value. Where I owned my calendar instead of borrowing it back in two-week blocks. Here is what shifted for me: The skill is learnable. You do not need a background in energy or tech. You need to be able to hold a conversation, handle a no, and care about the outcome. That is it. The rest is coaching and reps. The income is uncapped. I want to be straight with you. Commission is never guaranteed. Nothing in sales is. But our top reps are proving what is possible when effort meets a high-demand product that basically every homeowner already wants. The ceiling is not set by a payroll system. It is set by you. The lifestyle is real. I set my own schedule. I choose my clients. I work from my suburb or from wherever I am. That is not a pitch. That is just what this model actually looks like in practice. The timing matters. Australia's solar and battery market is growing fast. Homeowners are actively looking for guidance. Being in a high-value industry with a learnable sales skill right now is not a coincidence. It is positioning. Here is the mindset shift that changed everything for me. Safe is not actually safe. For an ambitious person, safe is the riskiest long-term financial strategy going. Every year you trade upside for predictability, the gap between what you earn and what you could earn gets wider and harder to close. The people I know who are genuinely building wealth are not the ones who

There's a skill that pays in every area of life, that almost no one is formally taught, and that quietly determines how far most men go: the ability to communicate and sell. When I say sell, I don't mean sleazy manipulation. I mean the honest art of communicating value clearly, building trust, and moving people to a yes that's good for them. It shows up everywhere. Selling your ideas in a meeting. Persuading a partner to join you. Closing a customer. Negotiating a deal, a salary, a price. Convincing your own family to rally behind a vision. Even leading well is a form of selling, getting people to buy into a direction. The man who can do this commands his circumstances. The man who can't is perpetually at the mercy of those who can. Here's why it's so high-leverage. Every business, every income stream, every opportunity, ultimately runs through human beings deciding to say yes, to your product, your pitch, your terms. The person who can reliably earn that yes is never truly stuck, because he can always create value and get paid for it. Lose everything, and a man who can sell can rebuild, because the source of income is a skill inside him, not a job outside him. That's about as close to unconfiscatable security as exists. And yet most people treat selling as something distasteful, beneath them, or only for 'salespeople.' That avoidance costs them enormously. They have great ideas no one hears, deserve raises they never ask for well, build things they can't get anyone to buy. The skill gap, not the idea gap, is what holds them back. The good news is it's learnable, like any skill. It starts with genuinely understanding the other person, what they want, what they fear, what problem keeps them up at night, and then clearly connecting what you offer to that. It's built on listening more than talking, on trust more than tricks, on real value more than clever lines. Practice it deliberately. Study it. Get reps in real conversations. Get comfortable making the ask. If you build wealth, strength, and assets but never learn to communicate and sell, you'll always be more dependent than you need to be. Build this one skill and you add a multiplier to everything else, your business, your income, your leadership, your relationships. In a world that runs on persuasion, the man who can ethically move others to yes holds a kind of power that compounds across his entire life. Learn to sell. It pays forever.

Public safety is a real concern and I do worry about my daughter on subways. But the counter to that is that a bunch of her friends have been taking the subway alone since elementary school with no issues. It is a learnable skill.

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Why? We have had this for ages. Giving visas to restaurants and takeaways on the pretext that there is some special in learnable skill to making a curry...do we have to import. Immigrant women are making curry at home ...why can't they apply for jobs? Or just don't eat the muck

How did you do this, is this like a learnable skill?, track down a doppelganger? Secret third thing?

1.Make the map larger, not open world, but maybe something like Twilight Princess’s scale. 2. Remixed quests and dungeons. 3. Develop the side characters. 4. More side quests. 5. Learnable combat skills like in TP and WW.