A genius combines the characteristics that produce resounding failures (stubbornness, lack of discipline, ignorance), a few ingredients of success (elements of intelligence, a capacity to put mistakes behind him or her, unquenchable motivation), and exceptional good luck.
Author: James March
Source: Farnam Street
Subjects: Education | Scholarship, Intelligence | Knowledge, Psychology | Behavior
Source: Farnam Street
Subjects: Education | Scholarship, Intelligence | Knowledge, Psychology | Behavior
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