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Talent gets you noticed; persistence gets you paid.

means The quality of continuing to try, steadily and repeatedly, especially in the face of obstacles or delay.

from From Latin persistere — per- ('thoroughly, all the way through') plus sistere ('to stand, to take a stand'). So literally it means to stand your ground, completely, without budging. The word walked into English in the 16th century via French, carrying that same stubborn posture: not motion, but a refusal to stop standing where you planted yourself.

edison quote
Genius is one percent inspiration, ninety-nine perspiration
tech meaning
data that survives after the program stops running
psychology term
grit correlates more with success than raw IQ
dark side
same trait, mislabeled stubbornness, when you disagree with it
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