✴️ Hustle Will Always Beat Talent Alone At The End of The Day... Thoughts? 🤑😎
“Without any hustle, talent will only take you so far.” ~ Charles Fuchs
Hard Work/Hustle VS Talent... What usually wins? 🤷🏼♂️
I wanted to bring you some of my "Thoughts" and "Ideologies" about accomplishing goals that people have in their lives 👨🏼💻
Here is the deal, You don't need talent to be successful. There will always be people in the world that are smarter and more talented than us...
You see, hard work is very teachable... skills can be taught... talent is way tougher to teach.
So what should we do? Should we complain everyday? Should we not do anything? Should we just instantly give up?... No, You beat them with "Hustle"!
A talented person who doesn't work hard will never become what he could or was meant to be... so the person who hustles hard will always win.
All that talent in the world doesn't mean Sh*t because people who work and hustle will always beat talent alone because they are learning and crafting their skills everyday.
However there is a catch, people tend to say all the time that they do work hard and hustle... Do they really? There are so many different levels to this.
You can grab 10 people and give them a task, 2-3 of them will always outperform others by doing it faster and better than the rest, why is that?
Well, some people will condition themselves to do things faster and better by having past experiences with tasks they did and applying them to the new task.
That is the reason why I always tell individuals, keep learning new things everyday so you can apply what you learn on the things you do in the future.
Hard work and Experience goes hand to hand, with those two things... failure is not an option.
Don't ever give up on any goals that you want to accomplish in your life Just work hard and never make any excuses... Get out there and let's make it happen.
With that being said Steemians, have an awesome week and I hope my insane mind didn't confuse you at all 😅🤣.
Yes, that is what I am doing. I try to write at least four quality articles every day on Steemit. It takes the whole day to do so. And I am still thinking I could do much more. Every day I try to be a bit more effective. After one year I will have written more articles than other professional bloggers in ten years and I will be proud about 95% of all my content.
Motivation and dedication are key for the work, quality of the content important to gain trust and respect but regularity will make all the difference in the end. I gotta go and write the next article.
That's a true hustle lol.. I do about 1 a day and it takes me about an hour to knock it out. You have the right concept, I would also focus more on building relationships, its called social media for a reason. :)
I like this analogy... mcdonalds have the worse hamburgers ever but they sell billions a day while a mom and pop shop can create the best burger in history and sell a few.
I guess thats how it works but if you have the best burger in town and have huge relationship with the crowd or community, you will dominate.
I always said this, attention is everything in life. :)
Keep on that grind bossman, you'll motivate me to work harder also lol
Right, quantity can make a difference over quality often enough in life. I try to do both combined. My articles are all streamlined. You can see that they are repetitive and made with templates. That is the quantity part. But the also look gorgous, have special unique Photoshop graphics in each one and offer a value that my memory coaching collegues sell for hundreds if not thousands of Dollars. I just create more stuff, more beautifully in a much faster pace. Time will tell how that will work out for me.
The only thing left for me now is to find a balance with this work and create articles that are more personal and videos that will open another layer of scaling for me. So much work but I have wasted enough of my time in the past. Time to lead the pack!
@stackin i like your analogy of mcdonalds and hamburgers and here is the deal: everyone on earth got talent but not everyone succeed with their talent alone but it almost guarantee that everyone that put in more effort to shape their talent surely succeed.
I like the fact that you've got talent and also hardworking and that's why you are succeeding
Thanks @bania! I've been seeing your around steemit, thanks for supporting the community!
Great post!
Your so right about that. If your persistent enough you will get what you want. If you have both talent and hustle your almost guaranteed to get what you want. I think the world is ran by people who just don't take no for an answer.
I Truely respect people who "knows" what I'm talking about, mad respect!
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Agreed. Hustle beats talent when talent doesn’t hustle!
I can't argue with that :)
I would say hard work Stackin! As if you are working hard to achive somthing you will then become tala ted at what you may be trying to do! Like blogging, the more hardwork you put in, the more natural it becomes and eventually this becomes natural talant with time! In terms if hustleing if you are stupid enough to be hustled then you didnt put in the hard work not to be! My view ✔💪🇬🇧
You're views and visions are like mine, Keep on Stackin that Hustle lol
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Hustle. Then drive to learn. Then refine efficiency.
I hustle from the soul, but just bouncing off the walls isn't worth it.
I'm curious to learn. Hustle in leaning helps me improve a little each day.
I think you're right on. I love to watch and try to learn from you...
On that note, could I ask a question?
You can answer here if you're willing or make a post about it.
What does your steemit routine look like?
How do you get so much done?
I'm amazed by the quantity of connections you're able maintain.
Do you batch all your responses? Set aside time just for posts, then just for reaching out to new people, then just to respond?
You gotta have some flow.
I would be super-curious to learn if you're down to throw some nuggets out.
Cheers Charles Fuchs!
What's up @happymoneyman! I can sit here all day and explain it but there are so many elements involved, it will take weeks. Efficiency is based on perspective, and that's another whole new story lol
Steemit routine, I only been here for about 2 1/2 months and said that I will at least spend 1-2 hours a day, posting, commenting, and things of that sort.
Getting things done is pretty easy for me, I've always worked fast in my life and any task that is givin to me regardless what it is, I tend to do it faster than the average person. Just a built up skill i learned from decades.
For example, if a new social media platform comes out and everyone started at 0, I can easily be in the top 10%, just by doing and brining all my skills from the past i learned. They are all quite similar.
I know the response are basic from me, but I can go for days explaining it... information overload lol
I recommend reading the the 10xrule book... it breaks it down :)
Thanks for the book recommend. I will check it out. I've actually heard it recommended before. Must be a sign.
The guy is @grantcardone, he is a beast :)
"When You Want To Succeed As Bad As You Want To Breathe, Then You'll Be Successful" Eric Thomas One of the best lines I have heard in a while love that speech
Dannnng you busted out Eric Thomas Quote lol ... been following him for many years.
Dude has that passion and hustle :)
Very motivational post @stackin! You make a really good point about the value of hard work. This recently became very apparent to me in my life, and I realized that hard work is so necessary to do well in almost anything, and that shortcuts usually don't really work. The idea that you can suddenly be successful at something overnight is usually not a reality. Okay there are the occasional incredibly talented people, but I think even they have to continually work at it and develop there skills, if they want to stay the best.
Edit: I just noticed that you're a Grant Cardone fan too and a 10x Lifestyle Entrepreneur. So many of his principles have helped me in my business :) As always your posts have inspired me, thanks @stackin and steem on!
You are sooooo right @natashahall, yeah I've been following Grant for like 6-7 years...
His 10x Book is beast! :)
Lol agreed! :D
Get that Hustle Muscle Working!
I better start working out more haha
I really stand firm for you on this quote. I know many people who are talented but not so successful because they do not work hard while others develope new skills day by day and overpower these talents.
That's what I'm talking about, makes tons of sense :)