When you’re remarkable (really, really, really good), you can:

• improvise instead of practicing rote;
• have more fun with “it” (whatever the work is);
• collaborate with others and contribute more;
• work with other remarkable people;
• learn from the best;
• reach new heights in your field;
• widen your Circle of Influence

all it takes is a ton of dedication, focus and work

Simple!

Example of Remarkable Talent: The Koi Boys