Imagine someone who wants to be a professional athlete, but only studies sports and doesn't actually play one. You can bet that they probably won't be very good when they finally start playing. 

Now imagine someone who has played basketball for years and decides they want to make a change to start playing football. You can bet that they will be orders of magnitude better than the person who has no athletic experience. 

It's the same with careers. 

In this audio essay, Isaac shares why doing one job is a better way to prepare for a totally different job than studying in the abstract and never getting real job experience. 

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