Do you believe in talent or hard work?

Without hard work, talent is virtually useless because most hardworking people can rise to the same level of greatness. Hard work will always reign superior to talent. I believe that hard work is always more important than talent. Talent may give you a head start, however talent can only carry you so far.

What is talent without hard work?

Robert Half Quotes Hard work without talent is a shame, but talent without hard work is a tragedy.

Can you learn talent?

No, talent can’t be taught. It’s something the person is born with, like having naturally red hair (but less common than that). Ability, however, can be taught in many things. Combining the two may result in excellence.

Is having talent enough to be successful?

Talent is never enough because in most of the cases hard work always leads talent in the long run because just “having” talent doesn’t do anything. One need to apply the right talent in a right way in whatever you do and applying our talents always require us to work hard.

What is the relationship between talent and hard work?

Talent and hard work are closely related. When someone has a talent and utilizes the talent then he/she reaches a position in life when everybody is talented. Take the example of sportsmen or singer.

Is talent really irrelevant?

The people peddling this notion that talent is irrelevant often cite a 1993 paper by Ericsson, Krampe, and Tech-Romer regarding deliberate practicein which the researchers argue that success is usually built upon purposeful, thoughtful and intense efforts to improve performance over about 10,000 hours. This is true; hard work does pay off.

What does talent mean to you?

Talent is a word to acknowledge the ‘hard work’, so maybe, in reality, talent and hard work are not two separate things in our minds but, in reality, they are different. Einstein was wise to say ‘’ It means even more coming from a man of his intellect!).