Quote by Thomas Carlyle

Genius is an infinite capacity for taking pains.

Genius is an infinite capacity for taking pains.

Summary

This quote suggests that true genius lies not merely in natural talent or intelligence, but rather in the willingness to put in constant effort, perseverance, and meticulousness. It implies that those who are truly exceptional in their field possess an unwavering commitment to honing their craft, regardless of the time, energy, or struggles it may entail. Genius is seen as a continuous journey rather than a result of innate abilities, emphasizing the importance of the diligent and dedicated pursuit of excellence.

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