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Originally Posted by momo313  Steve already had the raw brain power and experience in the above subjects to dominate the course load (at a state university). From my perspective, 90% was his innate ability (his innate "Mathematical" intelligence) and 10% use of his "Power". |
Yeah valid points.
If there's something you have a natural gift for, and you've had thousands of hours practice, THEN you take a course in it, you've got a huge advantage.
It's impossible to say what percentage was "Power," but it's really hard to argue that the other stuff didn't play a huge role.
So, is the lesson here that you should identify your strengths and your habitual thought and behaviour patterns, and find a course or profession that fits these well, then get a load of practice in even before you start, and after you start, use your power?