It is you play at the level at which you practice. Consistently good practice leads to consistently good play. It sharpens your talent. Successful people understand this. They value practice and develop the discipline to do it. If you want to sum up what lifts most successful individuals above the crowd, you could do it with four little words: a little bit more. Successful people pay their dues and do all that is expected of them—plus a little bit more.
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In London, England, a young man sought to find his way in life. Only fifteen years old in 1827, young Charles possessed intelligence, ambition, and—he hoped—talent enough within himself to make his dreams for success a reality. Continue to read more >> Practice Sharpens Talent By Dr John C MaxwellTags: Article, Practice Sharpens Talent, Dr John C Maxwell, Leadership, Self Development, Bible, Changing Life, Character Change
