In Range, Epstein argues that in today’s modern world, generalism-a broad competence in many professional fields-is the key to living a fulfilling and productive life. However, according to journalist David Epstein, this school of thought couldn’t be more wrong. We view changing course, whether it be switching majors, switching jobs, or switching careers, as wasting years of past experience. We see parents hire violin teachers for kids who can barely walk, high schoolers expected to have the next decade or more of their lives planned by the time they graduate, and successful doctors who spend their entire lives studying a single gland in the human body.
In recent years, we’ve come to assume that the formula for success is to start practicing early and refuse to quit until you’re the best in the world. 1-Page Summary 1-Page Book Summary of Range
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