No one is talentless!

For example, we are talented in most of the subjects that we are interested in, and as we try and work on those subjects, our talent becomes sharper.

Sometimes it takes time to realize that others have a hard time doing things that seem simple to us, like ordinary everyday things.

We are indeed unique beings with wonderful abilities.

I realized my talent for writing articles long after my school years. But I'm still trying to improve by writing a lot.

Over the past few years, I've learned that being friendly with people is a talent.

I didn't know years ago that I could actually answer almost anything, when I was a person who throws everything into it for years.

We often have the misconception that talent is a gift given to certain, chosen people like Mozart, Bethoven, Einstein. Yet God created us all as wonderful, unique, and infinitely potential human beings.

We just need to not fall into the trap of comparing ourselves to others. That limits even the inspiration of a great writer, painter, scientist.

I didn't know years ago that I could actually answer almost anything, when I was a person who throws everything into it for years.

We often have the misconception that talent is a gift given to certain, chosen people like Mozart, Bethoven, Einstein. Yet God created us all as wonderful, unique, and infinitely potential human beings.

We just need to not fall into the trap of comparing ourselves to others. This limits even the inspiration of a great writer, painter, artist, scientist.

I have many hobbies. I enjoy making them. While some of my talents are innate, some I have discovered by trying.

But I know that we have talent for everything. You just have to try, struggle, not give up. Of course, without judging ourselves by comparing ourselves with others...

No two books are the same. If we want to create something unique using our talent, we must be original.

Creativity is an interesting and incredible process. How can we concentrate on a new idea when our minds are preoccupied with what others are doing?

Therefore, it is necessary to enjoy the process and to keep trying without giving up. After all, if it's something we really enjoy doing, something that satisfies us, we can't stop doing it anyway. It's easy to give up doing something we don't want or enjoy doing for the sake of being successful. If we try hard, we can succeed even at things we believe we have no talent for.

But if we give up, even if we are the most talented person in the world, we will not be successful.

Even people who are incredibly talented from birth continue to strive from childhood. No one can compose a composition that will be listened to for centuries by touching the keys of the piano once.

Effort is the essence. Talent appears later. Some people advance quickly, but at some point their progress may slow down. Some people may start off slower and progress.

How far we go is more important than how fast we are. I believe that the education and support of the family is decisive even in the abilities that we think are innate. If we don't even give our child the opportunity to speak, our only child will have to work harder to become a great speaker. But if we listen to him/her, give him/her the opportunity to talk and chat a lot, his/her self-confidence will improve and he/she will be able to realize that he/she is talented at a young age.

We often fail because we see talent as more important than work and effort.

Essentially, a baby comes into the world with unlimited potential. Talents emerge and evolve over time. Our interests, disciplined work and, of course, doing what we do with pleasure can enable us to realize our talents at a young age and to develop our abilities rapidly at those ages where we learn quickly.

But any talent can be developed at any age. As long as we don't give up...

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