Trying to be good at everything is safe. Picking one thing and going all in is the real risk.

Spreading yourself thin keeps every door open and guarantees you never find out how far any of them go. It also protects you from being measured, because nobody expects much from somebody doing six things. Committing to one means accepting that you could put in years and still be ordinary at it, which is the real fear underneath the busyness. Depth is the risky choice here.

Choose one thing for the next six months and let something else go to make room. Pick by what you would still work on with nobody watching.