"你最好做一些你知道自己能做但大多数人认为困难的事，而不是做一些你认为自己能做但大多数人认为很难的事。"
— Paul Graham
Simplified Meaning:
It's smarter to do something you're sure you can handle, even if others find it tough, rather than trying something that you find difficult and others also think is hard. For example, imagine you're very good at fixing computers, but most people think this is a complicated task. Instead of attempting to climb a tall mountain, which you think you might manage but know is challenging for everyone, it's better to stick to fixing computers. This way, you're playing to your strengths and will likely succeed, even if others think it's impressive. It's about focusing on what you can confidently do well rather than taking big risks in areas where both you and others see significant challenges. By doing this, you can build your reputation and skills without the fear of failure.
