Be Rare & Valuable: ‘So Good They Can’t Ignore You’ by Cal Newport

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      In the book “So Good They Can’t Ignore You” by Cal Newport, the central question revolves around how individuals find jobs they love. Newport discovered that many who adore their profession didn’t start with a pre-existing passion; instead, passion grew with experience and competency. The traditional advice of “follow your passion” is challenged, suggesting that the real drivers of job satisfaction are creativity, control, and impact. To achieve these traits, one must possess rare and valuable skills, which can be developed by adopting a craftsman mindset, taking on challenging projects, and applying the principles of deliberate practice. Newport’s insights encourage individuals to reframe their approach to careers, focusing on skill and value creation rather than just following passions.