Why "PICK ONE THING" Might Be Terrible Advice

You've been told to "pick one thing and stick to it." But what does real research say about people who love too many things at once? Here's what the evidence suggests about curiosity, focus and the people who can't stop exploring. In this video: Why "go deep" is good advice, and why it may only be half the story What a study of Nobel Prize winners found about their hobbies A huge study of almost 18 million science papers and what it says about mixing ideas Three reasons having many interests may help you The trap that catches curious people (and how to avoid it) A simple way to combine depth with curiosity Important: this video is for education and entertainment only. It is not career or psychological advice. The studies in this video show links, not proof that interests cause success. Subscribe to Oddly Explained for more psychology, history and science, explained simply. #psychology #polymath #explained