Talent is sometimes more important forsuccess thanhardwork!.docx

Talent is sometimes more important for success than hard work!MY topic is that talent is sometimes more important for success than hard work! There is a famous saying ,Geniusdi:njs is ninety-nine percent perspiration p:spren and one percent inspiration, but that one percent inspiration is the most important, even more important than the ninety-nine percent of the sweat. First of all, I seriously protesting at distorting Edison's words about "genius" saying - we all thought that "genius is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration". Of course, the word itself is not replaced, but textbooks are always missing the key sentence: "but that 1% inspiration is the most important, even more than the 99% of the sweat is important". As you can see, this sentence is not back, the meaning of a whole sentence changes completely. Edison certainly is a genius, he also believe genius ; he holds a "admit" conditional attitude towards genius that the genius is the most important, but also need to work hard. Edison admits to hard work, but pay more attention to the inspiration. Chinese textbook has only the first sentence, which is equal to the total negation of inspiration significance. Secondly, Violinist Xue Wei highly recognized the importance of talent. He said, any occupation need talent, especially art. In Xue Wei's view, in the field of art to reach the top level, one must have considerable talent. To become a world-class master of art, success, talent sometimes plays a critical role . Finally, I do not deny the importance of hard work, because this kind of practice is just right by itself. But, the problem is our approach is not scientific . As to a human who Can't carry a tune. , he studied singing is right, but, making a difference in the music achievement is very difficult, besides, some people just spend an hour getting some skills he might need half a month or a month to study, so that even if he learned, in ones life there are many half month to month. That is to say, weCannot emphasize and exaggerated izædreitid acquired effort , based on recognizing the importance of talent, hard work to develop, it is the science of success! 首先，我要严重抗议屡次篡改爱迪生的那句关于“天才”的名言我们都以为是“天才那就是1%的灵感加上99%的汗水”。当然，这句话本身并没有被偷梁换柱，但教材偏偏每次都漏掉后面那关键的一句话：“但那1%的灵感是最重要的，甚至比那99%的汗水都要重要”。大家可以看到，没有后面的这句话，全句的意义就完全改变了。爱迪生当然是个天才，他也是相信天才的；他对天才持一种“有条件的承认”的态度，即天才是最重要的，但天才也需要努力。爱迪生承认努力，但他归根结底更重视灵感。而中国的教材上从来只有这第一句，这等于全面否定灵感的意义。 其次，小提琴演奏家薛伟从不畏言天赋的重要性。他说，任何职业都需要天赋，艺术领域尤其如此。在薛伟看来，在艺术领域要达到顶尖水平，必须要有相当的天赋。要造就世界一流的艺术大师，获得成功，天分有时更是起着决定性作用。 最后，我并非否定后天努力的重要性，因为后天努力这种做法本身就是对的。但，问题是我们的做法并不一定是科学的。就像一个连五音都唱不全的人，他学唱歌是对的，但是，想要在歌坛有所成就那是很难的，而且人家一个小时会的东西他可能要半个月一个月才能学会，这样即使学会了，人生又有多少个半个月一个月。也就是说，我们不能片面强调和夸大后天努力的作用，在认识到天赋的重要性的基础上，后天努力加以发展，这才是取得成功的科学之道。