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Paraphrasing from (and building on) The Art of Game Design by Jesse Schell:
I always find frustration when people talk about talent:
There are two kinds of gifts
The minor gift, and the major gift.
The minor gift is the talent someone naturally has to play the piano, or throw a baseball, or access to funding.
The major gift is the love of the game, the passion.
The problem with the minor gift is your start near the top...of the glass ceiling. The person with the major gift may start with no skills, but, there is also no ceiling. With enough hard work, dedication, and passion, they can surpass the skill or talent of the individual with the minor gift...and it is not limited to a singular thing.
Perhaps someone maybe has both, then, who knows!
Especially as technology further democratizes the creative processes...the only thing that will seperate us is dedication, passion, and hard work.
Also, I'm finishing the animatic super soon...there is a lot of other important life stuff happening, but, this train has got to keep on chugging along.
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