Why Mastery Isn't Everything ? I still remember a conversation with one of my schoolmates about “having interest in multiple domains.” I told him that I want to do everything that interests me. He replied with nothing more than a quote that got imprinted in my head : “A Jack of all trades, master of none.” That quote hit me very hard, and I started developing a thought: “Am I doing something wrong?” But when I sat peacefully and reflected on it, I concluded this: To be the “Master of One,” people wait ages for the perfect time and for things to perfectly align. They focus on one thing and completely ignore the other ninety-nine. Life is too short to master one thing and leave the others untouched. Human intelligence is vast and versatile. Limiting it to mastering a single skill or field can be a disservice to our potential. In a rapidly evolving world, where technology shifts every decade, job roles transform every five years, and skillsets become obsolete every three years, cli...