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“Work tops talent” by Loc Nguyen

Loc has been learning English for years, but his self-motivation to perfect his voice encouraged him to pursue a Speaking course at Phat Am Hay&period; Loc is working at a Graduate Trainee at Tetra Pak Vietnam in Supply Chain Department&period; He is also an active learner when knowing how to motivate other learners to master pronunciation and accent&period;&NewLine;This is the final exam performance of Loc Nguyen after finishing the speaking course at Phat Am Hay&period;&NewLine;<amp-youtube data-videoid="xhuDW1ET8rA" layout="responsive" width="1000" height="563"></amp-youtube>&NewLine;&nbsp&semi;&NewLine;Script&colon; When I was interviewing all these successful people, they kept telling me how hard they worked&period; And I remember standing there thinking, &OpenCurlyDoubleQuote;Ah, jeez, another comment about work&quest; Why don’t they tell me the real secret to their success&quest;” &NewLine;Trust me&period; I’ve interviewed over 500 successful people, not one of them said it came easy, even though they were doing what they loved&period; And we tend to underestimate work and overestimate talent&period; But in the end, work tops talent&period; &NewLine;Many talented people don’t achieve as much success as they could, unfortunately, because they sit back on their talent and never learn to work hard&period; That’s what happened to Michael Jordan when he first started playing basketball&period; He had the talent, but he wasn’t putting in the work, and the coach actually cut him from the high school basketball team&period; Boy, that was a wake-up call&period; He says, &OpenCurlyDoubleQuote;I was very disappointed&period; I started working on my game the day after I was cut&period;” And he soon became the hardest working player in basketball, who made fun of the other players who weren’t working hard&period; And that hard work is what made him the greatest basketball player of all time&period;&NewLine;