Talent Vs Hardwork; Does Hardwork really pays up?
As humans, weve always been on a quest to find our strenghts and to know what we are good up. And think to ourselves that it is what we are meant to do. However, not everyone is so lucky to find their meaning. If you do not have talent, is hardwork really sufficient to match up with people who has been gifted?
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With hardwork you can achieve great amounts of success. You can probably match a gifted person as well. Just like in sports. Some people are born with muscles for fast running. With a lot of training you may be able to match or even beat that person. You never know until you try. Side: Yes
As a writer who relies mostly on inspiration and talent, I have to say that hardwork pays up a lot more often. I wish I had even HALF the skill sets of most authors. And you don't really NEED talent to be a writer... you just need dedication to your craft. And well, a sense of how stories should be. No reasonable person wants to read a crappy novel/series/saga/wtfever. I'm looking at you, Stephanie Meyer. Side: Yes
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You can work your ass off and never achieve success. Society doesn't reward people that work, it rewards those who don't. If you want to achieve success in life, apply for welfare. Talent will get you nowhere as well. One cannot compete with a drinking buddy. Hard work and talent will get you no where. Lie, cheat, steal and become an alcoholic. Follow this and you're destined for success. Side: No
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