Have you ever felt like you’re good at many things, but a master of none? Today, we explore the Stoic perspective on the "jack of all trades" mindset. In our modern world, we’re encouraged to try everything and keep our options open, but the Stoics saw things differently. Seneca once said, “To be everywhere is to be nowhere.” This phrase captures a powerful idea—when we divide our attention across too many pursuits, we risk never reaching true depth in any one area.

Through the analogy of a river, this video dives into why mastery and fulfillment require focus. Just like a river can only carve a canyon when it flows in one direction, we can only make meaningful progress when we pour our energy into something specific. The Stoics believed that purpose comes from focus, not from spreading ourselves thin.

Join us as we break down the Stoic approach to mastery and explore what it means to live with purpose, even if it means committing to fewer things with greater depth. Mastery, after all, isn’t about knowing everything—it’s about knowing what truly matters.

Ready to gain clarity and stop being a ‘master of none’? Watch now and let Stoicism guide your path!
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