"El mejor trabajo no es lo más difícil para ti; es lo que haces mejor."
— Jean Paul Sartre
Simplified Meaning:
When you work on something, it's not always about how hard the task is. Instead, it's more important that you focus on what you are good at. For example, if you are great at painting, creating a beautiful piece of art will be more valuable than struggling with something you find very hard, like advanced math. Imagine a basketball player who is excellent at shooting hoops. They will perform best and contribute most to their team by focusing on shooting rather than trying to become the best at dribbling if that isn’t their strongest skill. This idea suggests that you should spend most of your time and energy on things that come naturally to you and where you can really excel. Doing so will lead to better results and more satisfaction in what you do.
