手に職万能論の危うさ

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In this episode, I challenge the popular belief that having a specialized skill guarantees long-term stability. While rising wages in certain blue-collar jobs may suggest a shift in value, I argue that income is driven more by supply and demand than by skill alone. I explain the critical difference between possessing a skill and knowing how to use it effectively within a changing market. Skills are tools, not outcomes. Without strategic thinking—where to work, how to position yourself, and how to adapt—skills alone are not enough. True resilience comes from the ability to redesign your approach as conditions evolve.

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