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A student is judged in the end by how good they are at the one thing they do best, not by the sum of their activities.
Drawn from what Cal Newport said
A private bookmark. Not a position, and never counted.
What Cal Newport actually said
Word for word, with the source under each one. They did not write this page.
Computer science professor at Georgetown and author of Deep Work
These students recognize that they’ll ultimately be judged not by the sum of their contributions to diverse activities, but instead by the magnitude of their ability in the one thing they do best.
Where this was said
↗An Open Letter to Students on the Danger of Seeing School as a Trial to Survivecalnewport.com
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