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Why effort matter more than talent

When we see people who are good in something or doing great in his life with his talent like if he is a guitarist we say that he have that talent to do this,but let me tell you one thing you can learn or develop any talent with following this simple tips

1 Interest and passion

2 Deliberate and practice

3 Purpose

4 Hope

You can increase your grit with following this things be optimistic.

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