Someone once said “Be a jack of all trades, master of one.” and that’s been twisted a bit to be used as a criticism “jack of all trades, master of none.”

As you push the limits of how much you can branch out, continually prioritize which branches will need pruned first when you need to cut back.

Never give up on your core branch(s) in hard times unless they’re actually failing independently of the other branches. That’d be like cutting off the trunk of a tree to save the branches.

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