It's okay to try out different things and find your mojo.
Hive is your Mojo bro. And the variety of experience you have gained through your jobs would help you nail this game.
After quitting my full-time job as a software, I tried 10 different things and I am still experimenting. We are quite similar in the sense that we both are generalists.
And if you think about it, all successful entrepreneurs are generalists who hire specialists people and/or tools to get the job done.
I don't believe that success is best achieved through hyperspecialization. In a complex world like today's, you should have a range of skills & knowledge to thrive.
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I do love a bit of hive. After 6 years it's all or nothing at this stage.
No point in switching projects now with splinterlands about to take it up a level and project blank hitting it's development stride.
It's handy to have a little info on a lot but having top level skills is still a bit more valuable in my opinion.
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