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73% Say Yes
27% Say No
Talent is frequently mistaken for dedication & hard work; it can't be taught anymore than water can be burned. I feel like those who work smarter and harder than others, SEEM more talented that others in our judgmental eyes. In my opinion, talent is relative measure of hard work; be it in school, as a musician or a race car driver. No one is born with perfect hand eye coordination, but can improve it to help become a better (more "talented") surgeon than someone else. Whether you're looking for a job or auditioning on American Idol, don't mistake hard work for talent.
73% Say Yes
27% Say No
Talent is frequently mistaken for dedication & hard work; it can't be taught anymore than water can be burned. I feel like those who work smarter and harder than others, SEEM more talented that others in our judgmental eyes. In my opinion, talent is relative measure of hard work; be it in school, as a musician or a race car driver. No one is born with perfect hand eye coordination, but can improve it to help become a better (more "talented") surgeon than someone else. Whether you're looking for a job or auditioning on American Idol, don't mistake hard work for talent.
By teaching children Ein
73% Say Yes
27% Say No
Talent is frequently mistaken for dedication & hard work; it can't be taught anymore than water can be burned. I feel like those who work smarter and harder than others, SEEM more talented that others in our judgmental eyes. In my opinion, talent is relative measure of hard work; be it in school, as a musician or a race car driver. No one is born with perfect hand eye coordination, but can improve it to help become a better (more "talented") surgeon than someone else. Whether you're looking for a job or auditioning on American Idol, don't mistake hard work for talent.
By teaching children Ein
73% Say Yes
27% Say No
Talent is frequently mistaken for dedication & hard work; it can't be taught anymore than water can be burned. I
27% Say No
Talent is frequently mistaken for dedication & hard work; it can't be taught anymore than water can be burned. I feel like those who work smarter and harder than others, SEEM more talented that others in our judgmental eyes. In my opinion, talent is relative measure of hard work; be it in school, as a musician or a race car driver. No one is born with perfect hand eye coordination, but can improve it to help become a better (more "talented") surgeon than someone else. Whether you're looking for a job or auditioning on American Idol, don't mistake hard work for talent.
73% Say Yes
27% Say No
Talent is frequently mistaken for dedication & hard work; it can't be taught anymore than water can be burned. I feel like those who work smarter and harder than others, SEEM more talented that others in our judgmental eyes. In my opinion, talent is relative measure of hard work; be it in school, as a musician or a race car driver. No one is born with perfect hand eye coordination, but can improve it to help become a better (more "talented") surgeon than someone else. Whether you're looking for a job or auditioning on American Idol, don't mistake hard work for talent.
By teaching children Ein
73% Say Yes
27% Say No
Talent is frequently mistaken for dedication & hard work; it can't be taught anymore than water can be burned. I feel like those who work smarter and harder than others, SEEM more talented that others in our judgmental eyes. In my opinion, talent is relative measure of hard work; be it in school, as a musician or a race car driver. No one is born with perfect hand eye coordination, but can improve it to help become a better (more "talented") surgeon than someone else. Whether you're looking for a job or auditioning on American Idol, don't mistake hard work for talent.
By teaching children Ein
73% Say Yes
27% Say No
Talent is frequently mistaken for dedication & hard work; it can't be taught anymore than water can be burned. I