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__________________ Mihir Karkare |
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| I think genius is a verb. One can create conditions, external and internal, where genius can take place, like becoming competent in a specific subject area, feeling calm and focused, ability to enjoy working alone without distraction, and complete acceptance of one's self and imagination.
__________________ I love to grow. |
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| That was a really interesting article. For me, its so much more satisfying to think that great accomplishments are a result of great amounts of work, rather than "talent." It really does give me hope that I can do something worthwhile or difficult if I work at it. |
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