I don't really understand what he's trying to say. He says: > Your passion may at first carry you further than your peers. But, overtime you’ll find those peer

I don't really understand what he's trying to say. He says: > Your passion may at first carry you further than your peers. But, overtime you’ll find those peers of yours that were willing to put in the hard work and stick to one thing, as boring as it might have been for them, will overtake you. and > It doesn’t matter how brilliant you started out or how much faster you exited the gates than everyone else, those who consistently get up every morning and direct their energies along a single path, no matter how boring it may be, will eventually pass you on each of the many roads you haphazardly travel. What does he mean by "overtake you"? In wealth? Specialised experience? It sounds like he's just butthurt about having worked hard at things he didn't enjoy.