Which is the meaning of this sentence? "Do what you excel as often as you can"
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It's not quite right. It's missing an 'at'. It should be "Do what you excel at as often as you can".
It means that you should do what you are best at, and you should do it as often as you can.
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As Gary says,the quotation is grammatically incorrect.You can say "what you excel in" or "what you excel at" and it means you should do something you are very good at as much as you can.
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