Our society has a "genius syndrome" problem. Its culture promotes the idea of a master solving all issues. He is usually 20 something and does everything right.

Our society has a "genius syndrome" problem. Its culture promotes the idea of a master solving all issues. He is usually 20 something and does everything right. But the fact is: - most great people are not born great. They become it. If you want great, you need time to nurture it. - most great people fucked up hard a lot on their way. Greatness implies training. Training on important things with consequences. - most great people are not alone. Something great is rarely achieved by one person. Even if something appears to be done by one person, you usually have a lot of entities supporting the work in some direct or indirect ways. Without it, the so-called genius would have accomplished nothing. Bottom line, we should remember: - good persons, like good things, are rare and have a cost. Plus they take time. - The lone genius is the exception, not the rule. So you messed up on the way ? Good. This is life investing in your potential. Can't wait to work with someone like you.