Avoid career traps such as pursuing jobs that require you to sell your limited supply of time while preparing you for nothing better.
In "How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big," Scott Adams warns against getting stuck in career paths that demand too much of your time without providing substantial future benefits. He emphasizes the importance of not letting yourself become trapped in jobs that don’t contribute to your personal and professional growth, but instead consume your limited time and energy.
Adams encourages readers to seek opportunities that prepare them for a better future, rather than settling for positions that drain them. By recognizing the traps that exist in the workforce, individuals can focus on meaningful endeavors that lead to genuine success and fulfillment.
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