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Volume Two Notebook Six, Talent is Never Enough

EQUIP – Become a Talent-Plus Person – Lesson 1 EQUIP – Become a Talent-Plus Person – Lesson 1 In the beginning of a task, talent will give you a head start; but the advantage talent gives lasts only a short time. What separates the talented individual from the successful one is a lot of hard work. Some vitally important choices are required in order to convert talent into results.
EQUIP – Talent Plus Initiative and Focus – Lesson 2
EQUIP – Talent Plus Preparation and Practice – Lesson 3 EQUIP – Talent Plus Preparation and Practice – Lesson 3 Achievement follows preparation. Talent wants to jump into action, but preparation positions talent to be highly effective. Talent plus preparation often leads to success. Talent minus preparation often leads to disaster.
EQUIP – Talent Plus Perseverance and Courage – Lesson 4
EQUIP – Talent Plus Teachability, Character – Lesson 5 EQUIP – Talent Plus Teachability, Character – Lesson 5 Teachability is not so much about competence and mental capacity as it is about attitude. It is the desire to listen, learn and apply. It is the hunger to discover and grow. Talented individuals with teachable attitudes become talent-plus leaders.
EQUIP – Talent Plus Relationships and Teamwork – Lesson 6 EQUIP – Talent Plus Relationships and Teamwork – Lesson 6 You can trace your successes and failures in life to your most significant relationships. Surround yourself with people who add value to you and encourage you, and your talent will go in a positive direction. Spend time with people who constantly drain you, pull you in the wrong direction or try to knock you down, and it will be almost impossible for your talent to reach its highest potential.

EQUIP – Become a Talent-Plus Person – Lesson 1

In the beginning of a task, talent will give you a head start; but the advantage talent gives lasts only a short time. What separates the talented individual from the successful one is a lot of hard work. Some vitally important choices are required in order to convert talent into results.

EQUIP – Talent Plus Initiative and Focus – Lesson 2

EQUIP – Talent Plus Preparation and Practice – Lesson 3

Achievement follows preparation. Talent wants to jump into action, but preparation positions talent to be highly effective. Talent plus preparation often leads to success. Talent minus preparation often leads to disaster.

EQUIP – Talent Plus Perseverance and Courage – Lesson 4

EQUIP – Talent Plus Teachability, Character – Lesson 5

Teachability is not so much about competence and mental capacity as it is about attitude. It is the desire to listen, learn and apply. It is the hunger to discover and grow. Talented individuals with teachable attitudes become talent-plus leaders.

EQUIP – Talent Plus Relationships and Teamwork – Lesson 6

You can trace your successes and failures in life to your most significant relationships. Surround yourself with people who add value to you and encourage you, and your talent will go in a positive direction. Spend time with people who constantly drain you, pull you in the wrong direction or try to knock you down, and it will be almost impossible for your talent to reach its highest potential.

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