What does it take to be great? What really separates world class performers from everyone else? What can we learn from studying the world very best? Is greatness truly up for grabs?

We answer all of these questions and more as we take a deep dive into one of the most powerful Krush Conversation ever with Geoff Colvin, senior editor for Fortune and author, as we discuss his book, “Talent Is Overrated.”

Also, we will finish off our discussion outlining the Krush Performance Top Priorities for Human Performance.

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