Thanks for stopping by. I agree — Drucker’s the man and you’re right, having a spectrum of skills and relationships takes us further than perfecting just one.

It’s a good recipe. With a good set of divergent skills, it’s easier to hop disciplines or domains if you need to.

@ Melissa

Thank you! I’m a fan of building breadth to make more use of depth. From another angle, I think we can’t predict what we might need to know down the line. We create more opportunities for ourselves through continous learning and spreading our wings.

@ Jannie

Performing is a great way of rounding out your skills.

@ Giovanna

I think that’s the secret in Good to Great. I’ve also seen that theme in Overachievement and The Dip. It’s about giving your best where you’ve got your best to give and carving your niche in the world.

@ Karl

You’ve rounded out your skills well. The fact that you have some Web basics helps you get online and share your experience more broadly. I know a lot of people where a lack of basic Web skills holds them back. Writing and speaking are a great way to amplify your results.

I try to focus on writing, speaking and creativity. That’s enough for me.