The question of talent and skill lies in the quiet space between what we are and what we might become. Sometimes, talent and skill are used interchangeably, but they are fundamentally different. Talent is the natural ability someone is born with or a potential that seems to come effortlessly. Skill is acquired. It’s the product of practice, repetition, and dedication over time. While talent might give someone a head start, skill is what truly shapes long-term success. Talent is mysterious and is often seen as a gift. These abilities can manifest early and can provide a noticeable advantage. To have talent is to begin with a head start, a promise of what could be if one only followed the thread. Talent alone is not enough. Talent is like a seed. Full of potential but lifeless until buried, watered, and tested by time. Left alone, talent can wither into regret. Skill is sacred because it is earned. Skill can be acquired through effort, discipline, and time. Skills are developed and per...
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