#29: The paradox of Individualism and Collaboration
Navigating the intertwining paths of personal ambition and team success
Hey friends,
Not many things happened in the last week from a personal point of view. After the vacations, team building, and runs, I’ve finally settled into a nice rhythm of writing in the morning, working during the day, and going to the gym in the evening.
Well, at least that’s what I did starting Wednesday, because I was a bit sick in the first part of the week—a cold that kept me inside for a couple of days.
I now focus more on LinkedIn, and I try to write a post about leadership, business, or productivity every day. I think the audience there is more suitable for what I’m writing.
X is a lot more controversial; it’s full of politics and solopreneurship dreams. While I, on the other hand, write about growing your career and being happily employed.
Of course, I don’t bash entrepreneurs; I would never do that, as I admire people who take ownership. What I do not agree with is the dream that so many people sell on X:
It’s easier to make money if you’re on your own, and you don’t need any…
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