Working on your weaknesses will make you average (at best).
Working on your strengths gives you the best chance at becoming above average—maybe even excellent.
Spend little to no time working on your strengths, however, and you’ll quickly become average (or below average) and struggle to contribute to the world in powerful ways.
The trick is to align strength-building with the largest block(s) of available time you can afford each day and double/triple down on developing them compared to your weaknesses.
Because remember: your weaknesses are somebody else’s strengths. Let them own that skillset.
You focus on owning yours.
That is how you become so good that you can’t be ignored.
And that is the best aim to have in today’s hyper-competitive, hyper-connected world.
Nobody is desperately seeking to add average to their team/company/lifestyles.