Hard Work ALWAYS Beats Talent Alone!
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by: Kevin Levrone |
date: January 13, 2015 |
comments: 1 |
Over the years, I have been approached by thousands of men and women alike, who wanted to know if they could become professional bodybuilders and physique champions.
Many of them already believed that they possessed the raw talent necessary for helping them achieve that end goal. I even had some of them ask me if they really needed to train as hard as their competition.
They believed that because they possessed some natural physical talent, are were already in decent shape, that they could perhaps cut some corners and still achieve that level of success!
Here’s the deal - Talent will only get you so far. Despite possessing natural abilities, if you don’t work hard enough to maintain it or work on improving those talents, you’ll get left behind…far behind!
There have been many athletes throughout history; whose natural talent and physical prowess allowed them to dominate their respective sport and based on their extraordinary abilities, we assumed it would carry over to a future as a hall of famer.
We’d be confident enough to bet that they’d one day be considered one of the best there ever was, only to eventually see them beaten down to the bottom of the barrel due to lack of discipline and a poor work ethic.
REMEMBER THIS: Hard work beats talent, because talent always has the hunger of hard work chasing it down.
While there are many talented athletes who have failed and self sabotaged themselves due to poor work ethic, there are the “hungry ones” who have masterfully succeeded because they wouldn’t settle and refused to allow their competition to get the best of them.
They were the first ones in the gym and the last one to leave. Hardworking individuals oftentimes last longer in their careers than those who waste time and ultimately waste their talent.
The more you sweat in training, the less you bleed in battle. Always keep in mind that the best of the best trained hard to get where they are.
So, which do you possess…Talent to get you by or the hunger & heart to become your absolute best?
Let me hear your thoughts on this topic!
God Bless,
Kevin Levrone
IFBB Pro
Category: TLR
Posted by Nic Mitchell on: 2015-01-15 10:00:22
Good advice! I like that saying, "The more you sweat in training the less you bleed in battle"