You also need to think about the barriers that hinder people. For example, if you're paralyzed from the waist down, hard work won't make your legs work again, which is the sad truth. Colby said, "It's not something everyone is capable of." But hard work is ultimately what people will notice if they pay close attention. Portrayed by Kathleen Calderwood in the ABC/RN article “The Power of Grit: Why Hard Work Is More Important than Talent” shows that “Once you intentionally set aside a narrow aspect of your performance that you will work on… you have to focus 100%, you have to give it your all. Grit is the courage you have for something you want to achieve. Grit is have passion for something and making someone's actions a reality. The things that are important to us are those that we strive to be better at. Practice makes perfect is a statement that almost everyone knows, but what people don't know is that there is a glitch in the phrase. Actually, perfect practice makes perfect. Just because someone works at something often and for long periods of time, it doesn't mean that their work will pay off it's the work you put into what you're practicing that makes it true difference. Talent is not the answer and people need it