1. Set realistic goals.
2. Always have a plan B.
If doing great work, by which I mean work that you in your most honest and solitary moments can call truly great, as opposed to reaching prestigious positions that will get you the most number of congratulatory messages, is what you really want, the right advice is the very exact opposite of the two popular but pathetic bullet points above.
If it is the other thing you really want, you should probably stick to the two points above as best as you can. And, good luck.
2. Always have a plan B.
If doing great work, by which I mean work that you in your most honest and solitary moments can call truly great, as opposed to reaching prestigious positions that will get you the most number of congratulatory messages, is what you really want, the right advice is the very exact opposite of the two popular but pathetic bullet points above.
If it is the other thing you really want, you should probably stick to the two points above as best as you can. And, good luck.
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