“Talent means how quickly people are able to improve their skills when they put in the effort. • Achievement takes place when people use the skills they have acquired.” — FastReads Copy Share Image
“Keep reminding yourself how much came before you and how little of it remains.” — FastReads Copy Share
“Buddhism, which does not center on a god, but rather on a human who said suffering arises from craving.” — FastReads Copy Share
“Therefore, it is not food shortage that causes war, but rather the inability for mass cooperation at such large scale.” — FastReads Copy Share
“Darwin stated: “For I have always maintained that, excepting fools, men did not differ much in intellect, only in zeal and hard work.” — FastReads Copy Share
“A well-designed life is a life that is generative— it is constantly creative, productive, changing, evolving, and there is always the possibility of surprise.” — FastReads Copy Share
“Whatever is biologically possible is natural. There are no “unnatural” behaviors, only culturally forbidden ones.” — FastReads Copy Share
“Practice, work, and improve your craft until you gain mastery. The thought that any work is easy is both a fantasy and a lie.… — FastReads Copy Share
“What the Western World uses as a basis for “natural” and “unnatural” is not biology, but rather Christian theology.” — FastReads Copy Share
“Practice requires you to do things that interest you better than you did yesterday.” — FastReads Copy Share
“Every step you take brings you to situations you have never encountered before. It takes a humble mind to realize it knows little about… — FastReads Copy Share
“History is out of human control and moves forward without consideration of human life or human happiness.” — FastReads Copy Share
“When you focus on and bask in the glory of your talents and strengths, your self-confidence often becomes the self-absorption, arrogance, and fantasy that… — FastReads Copy Share
“Focus on executing daily tasks with excellence. Grand visions are deceptive myths.” — FastReads Copy Share
“It is human nature to think that saying “no” will cause you to miss out on something great. In truth, saying “yes” is what… — FastReads Copy Share
“Sociologist Dan Chambliss published a study titled The Mundanity of Excellence in which he argued that an extraordinary performance is a convergence of various… — FastReads Copy Share
