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There is a difference between being able to be good at something, and that thing being what you like to do. Generally they go hand in hand because you are more
by nixpulvis 12y ago
There is a difference between being able to be good at something, and that thing being what you like to do. Generally they go hand in hand because you are more likely to spend time doing something you like.
The statement at the start of the book is just saying that anyone can be good, but it doesn't say everyone will.
- ruma 12y ago"There is a difference between being able to be good at something, and that thing being what you like to do." That depends on the degree to which you like or dislike that thing. If you don't like something to the point that you can't stand to pursue the practice that would make you good, then you are not able to become good at it. If you aren't able to practice, then you aren't able to be good. Not everyone will, agreed, but nor can those who can't stand the necessary practice.