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How Bad Is It To Be A Jack Of All Trades, Master Of None?

Will it be difficult for me later in life if I have such a broad way of looking at life, to the point that I do not specialize in anything? My dream career is to be an artist. I would willingly try any medium; visual, music, literature, video games! But I always thought that to be an artist, you need to have a sincere fascination with the things of the world, and I cannot imagine doing that, if I am not open to any point of view, every walk of life. I would be the type to write about things I’ve never experienced.
But people would tell me, and I am worried myself, that I need to specialize in something or else I wouldn’t really have much value to give to the world. Like if I need to be hired, what would they need in me, that’s so unique or unfounded, to hire me?
Is it really worth it to scale yourself down? I can aim as high as I want and at the same time swear to myself that I would never get disappointed because I realistically accept that it might not come true. I don’t care. I am just happy anyway that THAT is not the only view to life. I guess I can take a day job. I do want to have my own name and be employed based on that. I don’t know. I’m only 16. But in my country, I’m a senior already and going to college next year.
So is it really bad not to specialize in anything? Will I not have a name by not having a niche?

No Responses to “How Bad Is It To Be A Jack Of All Trades, Master Of None?”

  1. R. Bert says:

    You can create a niche by combining different media in a way no one else has thought to do. I wouldn’t worry about it, many professors in art college will tell students that they’re too young to have a style. Keep trying things until something grabs you, if nothing does grab everything and put it together your way. Besides art is something where more than specialization, skill, or vision tenacity and the will to create are most important.
    May good fortune accompany you!

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