1% và 99%: tài năng và mồ hôi nước mắt

by John C. Maxwell

Leadership expert Dr. John C. Maxwell knows that people are never successful by talent alone, and in this workbook he outlines the thirteen crucial things you can do to maximize your natural talents and become a "Talent-plus" person.

Genres: Leadership, Self Help, Nonfiction, Business, Personal Development, Personal Growth, Psychology

376 pages, Unknown Binding

First published January 1, 2006

About the author

John Calvin Maxwell is an American author, speaker, and pastor who has written many books, primarily focusing on leadership. Titles include The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership and The 21 Indispensable Qualities of a Leader. Some of his books have been on the New York Times Best Seller List.

Reviews

[Justine · Rating 2 out of 5]

A feelgood book. In summary:-

1. Belief lifts your talent.
2. Passion energizes your talent.
3. Initiative activates your talent.
4. Focus directs your talent.
5. Preparation positions your talent.
6. Practice sharpens your talent.
7. Perseverance sustains your talent.
8. Courage tests your talent.
9. 'Teachability' expands your talent.
10. Character tests your talent.
11. Relationships influence your talent.
12. Responsibility strengthens your talent.
13. Teamwork multiplies your talent.

[Sharon Orlopp · Rating 5 out of 5]

John Maxwell is one of my favorite leadership experts and authors. Talent is Never Enough is fabulous and I highly recommend it!

Maxwell shares thirteen key choices that help you magnify your talent and achieve your potential.

Key takeaways that resonated with me include:

1. Hard work is the difference between being talented and being successful

2. Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of choice

3. Talent allows people to stand out; wrong choices makes them sit down

4. Life is a matter of choices and every choice you make makes you

5. Your potential is a picture of what you can become. Believe in your potential.

6. Average person achieves 10% of their potential

7. You must harness your mind. You will become on the outside what you believe on the inside.

8. A library card will take you further than a driver's license. READ!

9. Don't be a person who dies at 30 and is buried at 60.

10. When something fires your soul, impossibilities vanish.

11. Prioritize your life according to your passion.

Strongly recommend!

[Shayma'a · Rating 5 out of 5]

من أفضل كتب التنمية الذاتية التي قرأتها ، بل من أفضل الكتب التي قرأتها على الأطلاق، و من الكتب القليلة التي أستطيع القول بأنها أثرت في تفكيري و جعلتني أعيد النظر إلى كا ما يدور في فلك حياتي، أنصح به كثيراً، ومهما كانت خلفيتك الثقافية أو طموحك الذي تتطلع إليه ،ستجد قراته ممتعة و مفيدة في مجالك

[محمد الملا · Rating 3 out of 5]

الكتاب: الموهبة لا تكفي أبداً
المؤلف: John C. Maxwell
الصفحات: 275
التصنيف: تطوير ذاتي
سنة النشر: 2004
تقييمي: ثلاث نجوم

بجانب إن المؤلف (جون ماكسويل) كاتب قدير وكتبه قمية فإن فكرة العنوان والتي ظهرت واضحة من عنوانه هي التي جذبتني للكتاب نفسه

كنت أبحث في الكتاب عن ما قد يكون شيئاً جديداً لا أعرفه أو طرحاً مختلفاً .. لكني لم أجد، إلا إن الكتاب مع قرائته بتأني سوف يثير الكثير من الأسئلة الداخلية عن نفسك وعن مدى اجتهادك في تطوير ذاتك وتحقيق أهدافك .. لن تتحقق فائدة الكتاب بدون قرائته بتأني وتأمل

الكتاب مليئ ومتخم جدًا بالكثير من الإقتباسات حول مختلف النقاط الـ 13 التي ذكرها المؤلف لتعزيز الموهبة ... هذه الإقتباسات كانت كنزاً ساهمت كثيراً في إثراء مجموعتي الخاصة وملفاتي الخاصة

أعطي الكتاب ثلاث نجوم، نجمة لأهمية الموضوع .. ونجمة للجهد الواضح في إعداد الكتاب .. ونجمة لسلامة وفعالية النقاط التي ذكرت في الكتاب بشكل عام

بعض أهم الإقتباسات:
- عندما يتوقف القادة عن التعلم، فإنهم يتوقفون عن القيادة
- أعظم أعداء التعلم هو المعرفة

[Robert · Rating 5 out of 5]

In this volume, he asserts that "talent is never enough." If it were, "then the most effective and influential people would always be the most talented ones but that is often not the case...Clearly talent isn't everything." That said, he hastens to add, talent is worthy off our admiration and must be perceived in the proper perspective. For Maxwell, it is "a God-given gift." For others who do not share his faith, it is nonetheless usually referred to as a "natural" as opposed to an acquired capability. All human beings possess talent but differ in terms of number, nature, and extent of what Maxwell calls "giftedness." The challenge is to maximize one's talents. In this context, I am reminded of Darrell Royal's suggestion that "potential" means "you ain't done it yet."

Maxwell has identified thirteen key choices that can be made to maximize one's talent. None is a head-snapping revelation, nor does he make any such claim. "Make these choices, and you can become a talent-plus person. If you have talent, you stand alone. If you have talent plus, you stand out." He devotes a separate chapter to each of the thirteen. Once again, as in most of his earlier works, he includes a number of especially apt quotations from what must be a substantial collection of what he has accumulated from various sources thus far. He also includes at the conclusion of each chapter a set of "Application Exercises." Maxwell fully understands that sustaining self-improvement initiatives involves a process, an extended journey, one that requires a compass, a map, and sufficient resources once begun. He is convinced (and I agree) that specificity is imperative: Goals must be written down, frequently reviewed, and when appropriate revised. Self-improvement must be results-driven. And, more often than not, improvement will be incremental. Maxwell insists that "belief lifts talent." Henry Ford once spoke to the same point when pointing out that "whether you think you can or think you can't, you're right." Without faith in what is possible, why bother?

[Grace Onyebuolise · Rating 5 out of 5]

Awesome read for anyone whom desire is to succeed.

[Alan · Rating 3 out of 5]

Ideas interesantes.

[Adam · Rating 3 out of 5]

I think I can reduce the thesis of this book to the following: "Talent can get you in the door, but it takes a lot sweat and tears to make it to the top."

This is a pretty recent book, having been published in 2007. As such, it has more contemporary references than many of the other Maxwell books I have read.

I felt less of the self-promotion in this book, but it was still present. If humility is something Mr. Maxwell was blessed with, it doesn't come across well in his books.

This book is good, but really is just a reminder of many things that are common sense. However, I think we need to see this kind of stuff once in a while to keep us on track.

Would I recommend it? Eh. Maybe if you were a Maxwell fan looking for more...

[مهنا · Rating 5 out of 5]

الكتاب الذي جعلني أشمر عن ساعدي و اشعل روحي في سبيل موهبتي
من هنا تحولت الموهبة الى شغف يتخذ شكل الإحتراف !
انصح به كل من يريد خوض مجال احترافي
و انصح به اصحاب الوظائف كمرتبة ثانية

[Fernando Sosaya · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book really helped me to think about how can I be better. Even if I think I have not found my talent to do something... because I'm good at nothing. This book tells me to use these qualities that John C. Maxwell points... and maybe if I follow them, I will become great even with my lack of talent. That would be amazing... I'd like to exploit the minimum talent I have. Also, after I read "17 essential qualities of a team player" I realized with the knowledge I got from "Talent is never enough", that maybe I can be someone good in the world by being a good friend. I really thank Mr. John C. Maxwell for writing these books that, I'm sure help lots of people.

[Nguyên ngộ ngộ · Rating 3 out of 5]

Sách viết về 13 lựa chọn để phát triển tài năng thiên bẩm.
Song sau cả thảy, những dẫn chứng lang mang và thiếu thuyết phục.
Cụ thể: trích dẫn lung tung quote của ông này ông nọ mà không có hệ thống, giống như sưu tập câu nói hơn là cố làm rõ hay chen vào các dẫn chứng thuyết phục.
Viết lang mang và lặp lại. Nếu để ý kỹ sẽ thấy là nhắc tới coach John Wooden rất nhiều, qua chương khác thì lấy câu khác của ổng, đọc khá khó chịu.

[Abdul · Rating 4 out of 5]

Belief lifts your talent
Passion energizes...
Focus directs...
Practice sharpens...
Perseverance sustains...
Courage tests...
Teachability expands...
Character protects...
Responsibilty strengthens...
Teamwork multiplies...

[Reem Adam · Rating 5 out of 5]

الكتاب ده كان اول كتاب قريته في التنميه البشريه من اوله لاخره وكتاب شيق وممتع وبسيط
غير تفكيري عن الحياه تماما وخلاني ابصلها من منظور تاني خالص وغير عندي مفاهيم كتير جدا
بجد مممتاااااااااز

[Mon · Rating 3 out of 5]

Gracias Profe de Mate por este regalo.

Al fin lo terminé, je.

[Renāte · Rating 2 out of 5]

Self-help books are literally the worst

[Mija · Rating 4 out of 5]

Audiobook form ate

[Seena Zarie · Rating 5 out of 5]

The book is great and full of useful examples

[Linda · Rating 4 out of 5]

Finally finished reading this book - have half-started at least twice. Some of the items that most caught my eye had nothing to do with talent at all (punctuality, effort, patience, unselfishness), which is at least 25% of the overall point of the book.

Once you move beyond the breakers of the book (believe in yourself, passion is greater than the plan, take initiative and kick fear in the teeth), the chapters on Focus and Practice have some very good illustrations. The John Walsh story (America's Most Wanted) is worth reading in the Perseverance chapter, and nobody should really argue that Winston Churchill did not deserve his spot of fame in the Courage chapter. However, for pure chilling reality, the Responsibility chapter was most chilling. Not only were two out of the three named great athletes later shown (after the book's publication) to be lacking in responsibility - Tiger Woods and Lance Armstrong - but the Dan Osman rock climbing story had the most impact.

"But as Todhunter [writer] witnessed one reckless act after another, his point of view changed. He writes, 'There are those professionals and volunteers who consciously and repetitively risk their lives in public service - and not infrequently lose them - for a worthy cause. Many of them, like Osman, have families to support. Watching the bridge jumping, I am struck for the first time by its profound pointlessness, by the immeasurable gratuity of the risk.'"

Lots of gems. Worth re-reading in a year.

[Lina Aljamal · Rating 4 out of 5]

"حقق النجاح ، وسيكون هناك دائمًا حمقى يقولون إن لديك الموهبة"



يؤكد الكاتب في هذا الكتاب الرائع أنه :
لو كانت الموهبة وحدها تكفي لكان أكثر الناس فعالية وتأثيرا هم أكثرهم موهبة دائما ولكن ليست تلك الحال غالبًا فأكثر من 50 % من رجال الأعمال المليونيريين لم يكملوا دراستهم الجامعية ! فمن الواضح أن الموهبة ليست كل شيء ،،، ولكنه بنفس الوقت لا يقلل من أهمية الموهبة ويعتبرها تعطي أفضلية مؤقتة لا تدوم طويلًا
"أصعب ما في النجاح أن عليك المحافظة عليه ،والموهبة هي مجرد نقطة بداية في عالم الأعمال . وعليك أن تداوم على تنمية هذه الموهبة والاستفادة منها "
ويعطي الكاتب وصفة سحرية من 13 خيارًا اكتشفها لتنمية موهبة أي شخص إلى أقصى حد ممكن لتكون أكثر من مجرد موهوب وإذا كنت موهوبًا فستصبح متميزًا وهي : الثقة ، الشغف ، المبادرة ، التركيز ، الاستعداد ، التدريب ، المثابرة ، الشجاعة، القابلية للتعلم ، الشخصية ، العلاقات ، المسؤولية ، العمل
الجماعي

"أيً كانت الموهبة التي لديك ،،، بإمكانك تحسينها. ولا تنس أبدًا أن الخيارات التي تتخذها تصنعك في النهاية .
فاختر أن تصبح شخصًا أكثر من مجرد موهوب . وإذا فعلت ذلك فستضيف قيمة لنفسك وللآخرين ، وتحقق أكثر بكثير مما حلمت بإمكانية تحقيقه."

[Ahmed M. Abdallah · Rating 5 out of 5]

كتاب عظيم. ❤️

أهم الاقتباسات:
"لن تنفعك كل النصائح المفيدة في الدنيا، إن لم تك لديك روح راغبة في التعلم"

"عندما يتوقف القادة عن التعلم والتحسين الذاتي والتطوير فانهم يبدءون في فقد القيادة"

"كيف تحقق حلمك؟ بالعمل الجاد والتدريب المكثف والكتب"

"الواحد رقم أصغر من أن يحقق العظمة بمفرده"


اقتباسات أعجبتني:

"الحياة الامنة عادة ما تؤدي الي الندم فيما بعد"

"لا شيء يرهق بشدة بقدر المهام المعلقة"

"الاستعداد هو أساس وسر النجاح والنصر"

"الانضباط هو فعل ما لا تريد فعله حقا وبالتالي فعل ما تريد فعله حقا"

"سوف استعد وستأتي فرصتي يوما ما"

"النجاح والعظمة هو تحقيق انجاز ما يعتقد الناس بعدم امكانية انجازه"

"هناك أشياء كثيرة سوف تأسر بصري، ولكن هناك أشياء قليلة فقط سوف تأسر قلبي. زتلك هي الأشياء التي أفكر في السعي وراءها"

"إن رأي شخص اخر فيك لا يجب أن يصبح حقيقتك"

"عندما يتوقف القادة عن التعلم والتحسين الذاتي والتطوير فانهم يبدون في فقد القيادة"

[Yaqoub · Rating 4 out of 5]

أناأؤمن بأن لدي مواهب ليس لها مثيل (وكل إنسان لديه مواهب فريدة من نوعها) فلماذا لم أستغلهااستغلالاً أمثل أين تكمن المشكلة هل أنا السبب أم الآخرين الذين لا يقدرون ما أملك أم الظروف المحيطة أم ... أم ... إلخ
لماذا أرى بعض من هم أقل مني موهبةأراهم قد استثمروا مواهبهم استثمارًا رائعاً بينما أنا لم أفعل ذلك ؟؟ لماذا .. و كيف ؟؟
هذه وغيرها من التساؤلات لطالما خاطبنا بها أنفسنا باحثين لها عن إجابات شافية ولكن دون جدوى .. أليس كذلك ؟!ا
الإجابة في هذا الكتاب ... إنه يعلمنا كيف نحرر مواهبنا من قيودها

كتاب مميز ستجد فيه الشعر والأدب ، الاقتصاد والسياسة ، الإدارة ، الرياضة ، الفن ... كذلك ستكتشف شخصيات رائعة في مجالات مختلفة ربما لم تسمع بها من قبل .. فعلاً يستحق القراءة

[Kelvin · Rating 3 out of 5]

don't let my three star rating fool you. I think this is a pretty solid book but like a teacher on a bell curve I have to be stingy with my rating system. one thing i have learned by reading this book is that talented people are often time their own worst enemy.. it made me sit back and evaluate my ways and what i considered to be my personal talents. the line for the book that hit me most was this: "when it comes to believing in themselves people are simply agnostic!" yeah chew on that for a minute.. if you got the time its worth at least skimming through.

[Fernando Cabezas Astorga · Rating 5 out of 5]

Una magnífica compilación de enseñanzas y experiencias para reafirmar la realidad de que el talento se trabaja y se construye para que sea efectivo. En realidad la conclusión puede muy bien ir alejada del talento para enfocarla en la disciplina, en aquello que en realidad provoca los resultados más allá de una cualidad cuasi innata. Aquí la perseverancia y la pasión es la clave para alcanzar los propios logros.

Una más de las obras de Maxwell que nos remarca el poder de la acción sostenida, imperfecta, pero constante, para lograr nuestros objetivos.

[Jorge Rosas · Rating 2 out of 5]

I’m exhausted; this book goes from a decent management / leadership book to a religious indoctrination one in the last part. Essentially it tell us that in order to achieve success talent is not enough, meaning that the personal abilities should be complemented with thirteen proposed concepts to be developed. I got a few good book recommendations but as he constantly mentions his own books I just couldn’t avoid thinking that Gilderoy Lockhart’s “Magical Me” must look something like this.

[Alison Livingston · Rating 5 out of 5]

This does what "Talent is Overrated" and "Outliers" fails to do, it gives you concrete steps on how to be a talent plus person. Talent is as common as table salt, but a talent plus person is rare. This book is filled with advice on how to be a talent plus person. I enjoyed it and will read it again!

[Tony Rogers Jr. · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another great work from John Maxwell teaching the choices you need to make to get the most from your talent.

My favorite chapters were Character protects your Talent and Teamwork multiples your Talent. A great read

[Ralph · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a brilliantly written book,letting me understand i can't stand out with my talent alone.john c maxwell is a great writer,he gave 13 points,which one has to live to be a talent plus person. good book! brilliant author!

[Maynard Jansi · Rating 5 out of 5]

Este libro ha descubierto y explicado el misterio del por que tantos talentos no llegan a mucho en su estadia en la tierra, despues de leerlo estoy totalmente conciente de que debo trabajar más en ciertos puntos que llevaran a mi talento a su maxima expresión

[Kupono Fey · Rating 5 out of 5]

Really loved this book! Being a professional athlete it was really interesting to read each new chapter about how to add to your talent and to elevate your talent in certain ways to not just have talent but become talent plus! Always give extra to become extra!

[Bernard Bentley · Rating 5 out of 5]

Talent is never enough. Everyone has talent but it takes character to succeed and to remain successful. John Maxwell one of my all time favorite authors and public speakers.