Your "talent" is average, but you have become a master through persistent practice?

Three minutes a day is destined to be seven minutes by hard work. Anything a person does, as long as he works hard enough, can achieve the desired result. Practice makes perfect, which means he needs more practice, more practice. After a long time, he will understand the skills.

We have such a person, who is obviously gifted, but has become a master through hard training. I have such an example around me.

I still remember when League of Legends was first released, many people didn't know how to play this game. I was brought in by my brother to play this game. I was also forced to know what to do and how to play. I can't even read the map. Later, the game was introduced to me to play a little, and it has become a team game since then.

Because I played earlier than all of them, I was the strongest of them at first, and they could only rely on me. But with the passage of time, we played from grade one to grade three. Because of my good game talent, I rarely started playing this game in high school.

I have a little boy who knew nothing at first, more than I did, but I didn't expect that he has now become our distant goal. Why do you say that? Because he has been trying to improve his game level since high school, from grade one to grade three, his level has improved a lot in the first two years.

The key point is that when I was in the third year of high school, I gave up all the courses, and my daily life has become a habit, that is, eating online and sleeping occasionally. I go to the internet bar every few days from time to time, and I never stop. Finally, when I graduated from senior three, I became the highest among us. Unfortunately, my college entrance examination score also became the lowest in history.

However, this position did not stop him. After going to college, he worked harder to get in touch with games. He has more time in college and doesn't worry about how the teacher will catch us. Later, because of boredom, I began to drop out of school and chose to go to social work.

While working outside, I will go to Internet cafes to play games whenever I have time. It really paid off in the end. One day last year, he succeeded in becoming a master, only one step away from becoming king, but in the end, he gave up being king, which was too tired.

For me, this friend's experience proves another thing. There are no born fools, only those who don't work hard, and diligence can make up for it. As long as you make some efforts the day after tomorrow, you will get what you want in the end.

So after we insist on one thing, we must work hard and do it well with our heart. It doesn't matter if you don't have enough talent. No one will do this or that at birth. Just believe in yourself.