Does hard work really beat talent as most people claim?
Can hard work beat talent?
How can someone who has amazing talent be bad at the thing they are talented at? Hard work lends us to success.But I've seen people those do not work but get success.why is it so? The importance of the talent? In which ways can hard work be counterproductive? How can you succeed? What is the most fundamental skill for success in life? How can I find my talent and be successful? What matters the most: hard-work, a sharp-mind or luck? How do the students manage in IITs who have less inborn talent but are decent hardworkers? What should be done to recognize our own talent? How can you build profitable business around great talents? Is working so hard worth it? What is the core competency to work in strategy? Can "do better" mean to get better? Does luck count in success? Will I ever be successful no matter how hard I am working? How do I work smarter instead of harder? How does one win at life? How hard is hard work? Extraordinary Human Abilities: How does professional regurgitation work? Why do some people work harder than others? Is making money too hard? Do skills or experience matter in getting a job? What are the most impressive talents? Why do some people succeed and others succeed more? What are the best examples of working smart versus working hard? Is talent innate only or can be acquired? How can I become more hardworking and passionate? What are good skills to have? How tough  Which is more important to gain success: talent, attitude, contacts or all three?