Whatever your aptitudes, the greatest source of achievement is passion. Aptitude matters, but passion often matters more… If you love doing something, you’ll be constantly drawn to get better at it.

Ken Robinson
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The greatest source of achievement is passion. Aptitude matters, but passion often matters more. If you love doing something, you will be constantly drawn to get better at it.

Source: Finding Your Element: How To Discover Your Talents And Passions And Transform Your Life

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