When things become too comfortable, when you already know what works and have no will of trying what's new, try to challenge the lock-in.
That's one sure shot path to nurture the contrarian, the original, the creative person inside of you. (14/14)
One of my friends in engineering discovered something simple (and "profound") around the third semester.
If he got his hands on enough past years' papers and kept writing those answers repeatedly in his notebook, he could comfortably score a 7.5–8 GPA.
It worked. (1/14)
It is a great servant when it opens new avenues for you, when it lands you in meetings because of your degrees and qualifications, but it is also a convincing master that can make you abandon the path of creativity and originality. (13/14)
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Life rewards lopsided skillsets. Not balanced ones.
And lopsided skillsets are built over years, not semesters.
Just like products, CVs can be full of features, and yet low on distinction.
When everything looks good, nothing stands out. (7/7)
Score A grades. Move on to the next semester. Repeat.
Every 6 months, the topics change.
But compounding doesn't come from rotation. It comes from staying, from picking something, and going deep enough that you become hard to compete with. (6/7)