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Be careful about labeling someone #careful #labeling #shorts

27 Jun 2022 · 1 min

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Short video clip by TJ Walker arguing against labeling people as innately talented or prodigies; he emphasizes that apparent genius often hides extensive practice (thousands to ~10,000 hours) and uses Mozart as an example, noting early compositions were not high quality. Concludes with a call to follow the 'TJ Walker habit.'

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Be very careful about labeling someone as filled with innate talent or a prodigy. So often when you scratch the surface, what you find, it's masquerading as genius and prodigy. Really? It's covering up the fact that they spent thousands, even 10,000 hours working on their craft. Was Mozart a music prodigy? Sure. But do you ever hear any of the operas or musical compositions he made at age 5 or 6? No. They weren't very good. Please follow the TJ Walker habit.

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