Rodin's story struck me as incredible because it once again demonstrates a universal truth: extraordinary people are just ordinary people with problems; they are incredibly stubborn and do everything possible to perfect themselves in a field. They aren't usually particularly talented at the beginning, but they don't give up.
So true. If you don't start, you can't succeed
Hi Sue! :)
Rodin's story struck me as incredible because it once again demonstrates a universal truth: extraordinary people are just ordinary people with problems; they are incredibly stubborn and do everything possible to perfect themselves in a field. They aren't usually particularly talented at the beginning, but they don't give up.
So interesting that I was delayed in reading this until now, just after hearing a related interview on NPR. https://the1a.org/segments/pending-how-to-make-a-decision-profesionally/