Why doesn everyone have to be?

Question

good at something?

i mean if their are people who are good at like almost everything,

doesnt it go to say then that

their are people who since they arent good at many things... will never find the one thing they are good at? so they technically arent good at anything (that they discovered, and it doenst count if you dont know what it is)

Answer 1

hahaha....

sounds like me... im equally good at singing, drawing, and stuff when it comes to health, so im at lost of what i wanna be when i grow up......

in my opinion, the more stuff you're good at the better :D

Answer 2

Could you repeate the question? LOL! (:

Answer 3

Not everyone is the same.  Not everyone should be compared and categorized.  People often try too hard to fit into stereotypes and roles that not everyone fits into.  We are all individuals and that is what makes us unique and special.  If you look at the difference between scholars and musicians and artists there is no comparison but one is no better than the other...and some artists and musicians probably feel they don't fit into any category in life.  You are probably good at many, many things, just because they don't fit into one category or unit doesn't matter.  Do you, be you.  Love yourself for who you are.  If we were all the same this world would be a big bore!!!  Never be ashamed of who and what you are!!!

Peace & Love :)

Answer 4

Most "things" that people do require practice and long hours of patience and learning from mistakes to get better.  There are few actual "skills" that are inborn, contrary to myth.  That is why they are called "Skills" as skill is something accrued through trial and error, again and again and again until they get it right.

Someone once said, "The winner is the one who kept getting up after falling."

In other words, the ones you see as being the "best" at something usually have worked long and hard to get that skill.  

Also,  time devoted to that is taken away from the ability to hone other skills.  It depends not only on time, but also how much time you have to devote to any given thing -- all day, half a day, once a week?  Some people need more time and learn slower, but that doesn't mean they aren't learning.

Granted people have different mental capacities and therefore, will have limits to their ability to gain proficiency in tasks, therefore limiting their overall skill diversity.  In addition, some people have barriers; emotional problems, addiction, life management problems, cultural, geographic, socio-economic issues that can get in the way of success or attaining skill.

There are many idiots and yet many geniuses sitting in prison you know.  Mental capacity does not guarantee anyone anything except that they had a larger storage area for information, that's it.  All the other required traits or environmental factors have nothing to do with intelligence (see reference in paragraph above).

So get out and find something you really want to do or know and go for it.  Its more about how we apply what we have and how hard we are willing to work in order to achieve success.

Answer 5

do you mean a jack of all trades and master of none?