3 ms·

there are very... very few prodigies in this world who could've done it without strong mentorship. Mozart and Tiger Woods are both thought to be prodigies, but

there are very... very few prodigies in this world who could've done it without strong mentorship. Mozart and Tiger Woods are both thought to be prodigies, but their parents were very involved in their developmental process.

valuearb 9y ago
Earl Woods wasn't swinging the club for Tiger. Don't know enough about Mozart to know if his father actually wrote and played 90% of his works.
- heedlessly2 9y ago
  >Earl Woods wasn't swinging the club for Tiger. you're completely missing my point. Your logic is incredibly infantile. Strong mentorship is important. It's like the difference between a good and bad coach on a sports team. If a sports team wins a champion, its unlikely they could've done it with a coach who doesn't know what they're doing. if Earl Woods or Mozart's father had ZERO background in music and golfing, could Tiger Woods and Mozart be known for their talents? Maybe, but they would be far less dominant. Just another golfer and musician, the average person has never heard of