"Everyone can become the best talent. The key lies in whether you can know yourself, respect and recommend yourself." Tell us what you understand about this sentence

Yeah, I believe that.

When you see a beggar on the street, is he born to be a beggar? He had also thought about getting ahead and protecting his descendants, but maybe he came from a bad background and had no chance to study. But what if I don’t go to school? Many successful people have done great things without much culture. Maybe he was disabled, but what about the disability? Helen Keller was also blind. . Or maybe he has a bad background and is disabled. Even we have to admit that life is difficult for him, but he still has the opportunity and right to live a meaningful life, but it is more difficult than others. I don’t know what the concept of outstanding talents is, but in my mind, society does not need the title of outstanding talents. Following the principles of economics, if everyone pursues their own value and meaning, then they will definitely create value for this society. This should be regarded as talent. . . As for recommending themselves, many people say that they are talented and talented, but they don't know how to display and package it. It's like adding the finishing touch to the story, adding that crucial stroke, so that the dragon can live. It is a bit unfair to say that a scholar will be buried without recommendation. For example, a scholar spent a lifetime completing a masterpiece, but suddenly died of illness on the deadline day. The masterpiece was also submerged in the dust of history. No one knows about a great idea. It was born before. In fact, this is also a waste of social resources, because the huge masterpiece has been completed, but no one has come to discover it. How pitiful are the writers who have turned their heads for it, tens of thousands of rolls of paper, and the oil lamps guarded day and night? So don’t be stingy and shy, show yourself generously

As I get older, I become more and more verbose