The concept of human potential is simultaneously celebrated and poorly understood, with a disparity between popular narratives and scientific definitions. Talent, defined as extraordinary performance irrespective of effort or luck, is a precursor to understanding potential. Empirical research has established that in productive environments, a small percentage of individuals, the 'vital few,' achieve the majority of results due to their innate talent. Therefore, potential can be seen as nascent talent, waiting for the right opportunities and conditions to be fully realized.
Potential is talent before you can see it, waiting to be developed into something extraordinary through the right environment and opportunities.
The understanding of human potential is often misunderstood, despite decades of empirical research providing insight into why some individuals perform better than others.
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