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I'm grateful that I never heard that I was prodig. And in some ways, I feel, ah, I wish I was a prodigy.

Wouldn't it be easier?

And at the end, I think it's easier not to be prodigy.

And actually, we don't need a prodigy.

Actually, someone who is a love of music and continue making into something organic as they grow as a person. And, you know,

because when I went to art high school, we're like already like 20 or 100 of pianists in

Korea, which were playing very much advanced repertoire. They could be very much like a professional pianist level. At that point,

they were already playing 15 years of their life in piano. Where are they now? I don't know. I don't

see them anywhere. You know? I mean, at that point, I think everybody could call majority of them

or a prodigy. They were a prodigy. But where are they?

But I think they're burned out. First taste of failure, they gave up because they were not really

create the environment that they actually, the failure is more of the taste of this field than the

success. We have created what the sense of this field than the success.

We have created what the sense of success is, not by other people, but from within.

I'm Sreeny Rao, and this is the Unmistakable Creative Podcast,

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