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No Stupid Questions

158. Bigger Fish, or Bigger Pond?

Aug 13, 2023
29:15

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  • Being the best player on the worst team can have advantages, allowing individuals to have a prominent role, be respected, and make decisions, which is valuable for some in smaller environments.
  • Being the worst player on the best team offers opportunities for growth and improvement, surrounding oneself with exceptional individuals to constantly learn and develop, as seen in Kobe Bryant's approach.

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Being the Best on the Worst Team

Being the best player on the worst team can have advantages, as seen in professional sports and the business world. It allows individuals to have a prominent role, be respected, and make decisions. For some, being the best in a small, inconsequential company holds more value than being in a big company making a significant impact. The desire to be a big fish in a little pond is a driving force behind seeking out smaller environments.

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