Passion Quote by Ken Robinson

“The features are aptitude and passion. The conditions are attitude and opportunity. The sequence goes something like this: I get it; I love it; I want it; Where is it?” quote by Ken Robinson — Download Open image

““The features are aptitude and passion. The conditions are attitude and opportunity. The sequence goes something like this: I get it; I love it; I want it; Where is it?””

Ken Robinson

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Passion

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