@taylorawelch delves into Theodore Roosevelt's perspective on success, emphasizing that success isn't dependent on inborn attributes but on the ability to develop ordinary qualities through ambition and sustained hard work. Roosevelt's greatest talent, according to him, was perseverance, the ability to keep going no matter the challenges. Reflecting on the culture's tendency to overemphasize talent and underemphasize the crucial trait of simply enduring. Join us as we unravel the significance of laying the proper groundwork for enduring success, even when results may not be immediately visible.

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Chapters:

(00:42) Talent.

(01:25) Perseverance.

(02:00) Keep going no matter what.

(02:38) Culture overemphasizes talent; perseverance is undervalued.

(03:03) Develop ordinary qualities through hard and sustained work.

(04:12) No apparent progress.