Hi; I'm 59 and still don't know what I want to be when I grow up. I am, in fact, a generalist, and was lucky enough to get a job that needed generalists and stuck with it till I retired. However, I will not claim to be a polymath, since I believe that a polymath is a person who knows a great deal about a lot of different things, which I do, but the older I get, the more I realize that I know very little, even in the areas where I know a great deal. One thing, among many, that I agree with you about is that generalists have a VERY hard time finding a rewarding job that doen't get overwhelmingly boring after a couple years. Thank you very much for introducing this blog to the world. Calvin