Evidence receipt / belief
Published · transcript-backedDaniel Gross: belief
18 May 2022 Conversations with Tyler Tyler and Daniel Gross Talk Talent
“I would probably say that I agree with that, but I think, ultimately, the mitochondrial efficiency that that person has is a by-product of the nutrition they got early on in life.”
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- Daniel Gross
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- belief
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- 18 May 2022
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- Conversations with Tyler
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…Here’s a way I would put it. I would say, I look for signs that the person, at an early age, tried to get nature and nurture working together in some multiplicative fashion. That brings the question a bit away from nature versus nurture. If they made a decision at age 13 to get nature and nurture compounding each other, then I’m very impressed. Does that make sense to you? I think that makes sense. I would probably say that I agree with that, but I think, ultimately, the mitochondrial efficiency that that person has is a by-product of the nutrition they got early on in life. It might actually be the one driving that, but we can agree to disagree there. We’re about out of time. For our listeners and readers, here is my book with Daniel: Talent: How to Identify Energizers, Creatives, and Winners around the World. Daniel, it has been an enormous pleasure and honor to have written this book with you. Really, just a wonderful experience in my life, and honored to have you on Conversations with Tyler.…
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