DarkkontheHedgehog

Just browsing through YouTube and was looking at some Britain's  Got Talent contestants and was amazed at the voices some of these people had. One of the voices amazed me the most and this triggered a thought... were they born with this natural ability to sing? I looked for answers of my own and found a video discussing the true talents of child prodigies and how they learned a specific talent or skill. From what I got from the video is... the child prodigies found a passion for their talent and pursued it to the max... which got me thinking... it seems my theory is being proven right in front of me and this would explain how the prodigies work or rather how their brain functions. I moved on to an article that talks about finding your strengths and one of the tips it had was to try all sorts of normal things that you find really easy and work on that. If the task is thrilling then it is your best guess... that maybe it is a skill you posses but don't fully utilize it to its full potential. I usually only think like this at night since the night time is the only time I can think clearly and just theorize multiple possibilities. If you read this till the end... Thank You... This is just my thoughts being put out there for the Internet to view. Question everything and only do what really excites you.

Once upon a time, a young man decided to make art, he was young and happy not yet destroyed by society itself. He started on a 2005 Windows 7 machine with... You guessed! Windows paint. At the time it was the only program he knew, so of course, he worked with what he had. The feeling of a finished product was so fulfilling. "Man, I can show the world my ideas!" he said. He was making new friends, way more than he could ever make in school. He was the shy kid in the back of the classroom, quietly and made no trouble for the teacher. But he felt lonely and wanted someone to share all his hobbies with. As the years passed, he gained over 1000 friends online. He was 10 years old at the time and the internet was just beggining to become accessible to everyone.