Adam's books are great. Underated. Skill stacking is something I have practiced for most of my career and I have taught all of the young men in my circle of influence.

Working smarter and harder pays off eventually. There is a toxic doomer mentality we should be fighting. I see it in many young men. It's a lie. It's an easy excuse. There are still so many opportunities and good people. You just don't find them with a negative loser attitude.

Never say, I can't. Say how can I?

kepford

In my friend's case he is a very good and experienced mechanic.  A handful of his clients are used to play for KC Chiefs

Scott Adams’ talent stack consists of:

Creative cornerstones: top‑25 % drawing + top‑25 % writing with humor.

Commercializing skills: business acumen, strong work ethic, and risk tolerance.

He emphasizes that the stack combines solid, complementary abilities rather than elite mastery in any single area.

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The $160,000 Mechanic Job That Ford Can't Fill

SimpleStacker

In my friend's case he is a very good and experienced mechanic.  A handful of his clients are used to play for KC Chiefs

> being skilled in many areas
Scott Adams called this talent stacking: 

from Lumo...

Scott Adams’ talent stack consists of:

Creative cornerstones: top‑25 % drawing + top‑25 % writing with humor.
Commercializing skills: business acumen, strong work ethic, and risk tolerance.
He emphasizes that the stack combines solid, complementary abilities rather than elite mastery in any single area.