8 Things That Require Zero Talent
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8 Things That Require Zero Talent

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8 Things That Require Zero Talent

“If you believe, you will achieve”.

Okay, even I’ll admit that one is a little cheesy. But cheesy or not, this saying is very true.

The other day I came across a list of 10 Things That Require Zero Talent. The list was full of honest words, and left me feeling empowered.

This list serves a reminder that to be someone you admire, you don’t need money, talent, or connections.

Being On Time: Sometimes one of the most difficult parts is showing up, so if you’re on time then you’re already ahead of the game. Plus, there is nothing more frustrating than having someone waste your time, so don’t be that person that waste’s someone else’s.

Work Ethic: Even if you think no recognition is being given, believe me, someone is noticing. If people only worked on the days they felt good, very little would get done in this world. So, work hard and to the fullest because your main priorities deserve your undivided attention.

Effort: This one goes along with number 2 especially well. Put your whole self into your aspirations. Everyone has the same 24 hours in a day. How we spend our time and energy will separate those who want it from those who get it.

Body Language: What truly exposes your true feelings is body language, because like they say, actions speak louder than words. Your face, tone, and even arm positions show all of the emotions you’re trying to hide. Be honest compassionate, make good eye contact, and have a firm handshake.

Energy: Your energy determines how well and how much stuff you get done. Whether it’s coffee, soda, or candy, make sure to get your dose in the morning so that you can be productive and produce high quality work.

Attitude: Going alone with energy, your attitude sets your tone for the day. The perfect attitude lies somewhere between pessimism and optimism. It’s the grey area that gives us a sense of reality. Be sure to take life’s curveballs with a grain of salt be willing to be flexible.

Being Coachable: Genuinely be willing to learn. If you always have desire to learn more, then you will continuously grow and prosper. Take notes from others who inspire you, don’t copy another person’s every move, and don’t be afraid to ask for help.

Being Prepared: This one is pretty self explanatory; be prepared so you don’t take L’s.

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