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Success, in fact, depends more on practice than on natural talent. This is because, although talent is important, alone, it does not lead anywhere, as talent without training and practice is increasingly weakened to the point of ceasing to exist. However, practice not only stimulates and enhances talent, it also allows people to become talented in a particular segment. In this case, practice, combined with dedication is the key to success. We can prove this through the stories of athletes, musicians, artists, politicians, entrepreneurs and anyone else who has dedicated himself intensely to something.
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