Think Differently to Beat Impostor Syndrome: The Natural Genius
People who subscribe to the Natural Genius theory of competence believe that true competence means having inherent intelligence and ability.
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People who subscribe to the Natural Genius theory of competence believe that true competence means having inherent intelligence and ability.
What’s the difference between Jerry Rice (NFL Hall of Fame receiver) and wide receiver Mike Williams, a 2005 first round pick by the Detroit Lions, whom you’ve almost certainly never heard of before this moment? Besides an unequalled 20-year career in a position that requires strength, grace and speed, 13 pro bowl appearances, 197 touchdowns, almost 23,000 receiving yards, and a lifetime average of 14.5 yards per catch, not all that much. That’s according to journalist and author Geoff Colvin, Fortune Magazine’s Senior Editor at Large and author of the book Talent is Overrated.