Find the Fire, Don't Light It: Why Top Performers Are Hired, Not Made

9 Jul 2025 · 1 min
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Larry Weidel argues that top performers are born with drive, not trained into it. Admitting your mistakes builds trust with audiences because it signals you've actually learned something. Genius is just making millions of mistakes and learning from them.

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