| In the end Talent > Hardwork. Let me rephrase that. Luck > Talent > Hardwork. Hardwork is the most basic thing you need for success at anything (well unless you are the luckiest motherfucker to grace the 3D hellhole of course). If hardwork defined the outcome, everyone would be a fucking success. It is talent and luck that defines who gets it good while others live in the dumpster. |
| Well to summarise, A hell of a lot effort > talent, but if that talented individuals is applying themselves to their best then no matter how much effort you put in, you're gonna be miles behind unfortunately. That's not to say you should give up though, you'll be surprised how high you can climb on effort alone. |
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| I feel it mainly comes down to aptitude. I mean if you're doing the exact same task then effort may lead to better results, but when it comes to different tasks, aptitude wins. I could have a talent for writing papers, but that doesn't necessarily mean i'll produce the same exact quality if i'm writing about different subjects even if i study up on said subjects a lot |
| There's a difference between hard work and effective work. A lot of people work hard but they can't see what they are doing wrong. If you approach things in a smart way I think hard work>talent but otherwise it's the other way around. |
| What talent really means, is having an Asian parent that makes you play the piano all day. |
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GrizzlyAdams said: There's a difference between hard work and effective work. A lot of people work hard but they can't see what they are doing wrong. If you approach things in a smart way I think hard work>talent but otherwise it's the other way around. This is important. The problem is, we tend to measure work by hours. You're being paid by how long you work. So we don't question much whether our work is effective. The question isn't how much you work, but how effective you are and why. |
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