Does anyone else believe in the philosophy that...

[Kishi Uzumaki]

I'm good at learning things but you can't learn single thing, if you don't work hard .

 

[NextGenNinja]

Yeah, I do. Simply due the fact that there is a limit to how talented someone can be, but there are none to how hard a person can work.

Tru

Depends on the individuals. If the person with natural talent works harder than the one without it, then the answer is obviously no, however, if the person with talent works less, then the one who worked hard will catch up.

This is the case with arts, where talent is necessary, but not the only thing that drives you. If, however, you don't have even the slightest gift, then you really shouldn't even try. For instance, if you suck at drawing and struggle to pull a straight line, you really shouldn't expect becoming Picasso v2.

In your case, poor eyesight is a really big wall to jump over, so its completely reasonable that you quit. Its like having a blind person draw, or a mute person to sing. If you can't do it, you just can't. Its not your fault.

If, however, you were to quit out of laziness, that's where you are to be called a loser.

Good post.

Not just hard work, but immense about of luck bruh. A lot of people work hard, but not everyone ends in the same place. It's in your fate.

I do believe in the fate thing too. :lol

Nope, you simply need hard work, even if you have talent it will fade if you don't develop it. How many hours per day did you play the guitar?

4 or 5. if we're not counting breaks. I didn't have anything else to do so yeah...

No amount of hard work can overcome natural talent. A talented person at least ends up being an average if he/she does not practice.

This is also true.

 

[ComplexCity]

Why can't we have more threads like these?

OT: idk it's really hard to say

 

[Power Bottom]

Natural talent and hard work will always beat hard work by itself

 

[BanGinji]

if by natural talent you mean like a "savant" then perhaps that's true.. otherwise... no effort should be able to overcome most shortcomings. within reason of course... you can't play in the NFL as a paraplegic for example...

 

[Yubel]

How about you just continue to get better at it? Most people give up on their dream because they can't handle the frustration of failing but the secret to life is getting up 8th time when you were knocked down 7 times. Get back to it and take it really really slowly when doing it, don't care about pacing, just focus on getting it right first and you will. Good luck.