Michael Jordan, Mozart, Faker. These are the names of people who've mastered their skills achieved greatness. But how does one achieve greatness? How exactly did they do it?
Most people would answer this question by saying "they're just talented", or "they got lucky". And most of us have been fed these kind of answers our entire life - we've been put under the assumption that certain people are born with greatness sewn into their DNA.
But this is simply not the case.
When growing up, Michael Jordan wasn't even the best athlete in his family. And in his sophomore year he didn't even make the high school basketball team.
By the standards of mature composers, Mozart’s early work was not outstanding. On top of this music critics like Harold Schonberg argue that Mozart actually "developed late," since he didn't produce his greatest work until he had been composing for more than twenty years.
Even Faker has struggled with confidence, in his own skills - claiming that there are plenty of other players as good as him, if not better.
So it’s obvious that these great figures haven’t always been at the top, that they weren’t born with greatness in their DNA,
But if this is the case, then talent isn't the biggest factor in their success. Then there must be something else that’s responsible for their success.
So what is this key factor for achievement? And how can you take advantage of it to climb the ranks or even become one the greats?
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