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potential, and even embracing what is sometime called late-blooming. or a bit more concisely as the rammer put it, hard work beats talent. can you finish it, adam? no. should i be able to? sleep when you die, sleep when you die? it s about hard work. adam is with us right now. he is a psychologist at the award winning business school. he s a best selling author. hidden potential, the science of achieving greater things. your works have been translated into over 40 languages which means a lot of places find this applicable. thank you. glad to be here. what do you mean it might overemphasize raw talent? we look to kids who are natural athletes. we expect them to be immediately good at whatever they do. music or school or debate. and will the kids who don t start out great, we think
you make, the better you remember the correct answer. that s good for improvement. you talk about figuring out something you re good at. everybody has something that they re good at. and the hard part is finding it. and i found out early i was a good salesperson. i really liked business. i like sport. i read everything i possibly could, played sports as much as i could, just wasn t as good as i wanted to be. i feel like we hear this a lot. and it can t really be true with the opportunities people have. i mean, a lot of people want to go into sports or certain fields they think are exciting or lucrative, duh. where is the reality on this. if you say everyone should do something they re passionate at and picking at a young age, that won t match the job opportunities people have. not at all. a lot of kids don t know what their passion is. i cannot stand when kids are ask
phones and the artist picks it up and takes a selfie or does a video and somehow it gets back to the person. it is like an acceptance of this thing. here is what is going to happen. someone is going to get hurt and that person, sooner or later they are going to put the artist behind the cage. kids who don t know anything about consequences, especially wealthy kids, these ticket buyers, they are like this is okay. i bet it is not alcohol. never play ball in the house. you play ball in the house,