Many people believe that inherent talent is more important than practice in many fields like sport or music. According to them great musicians and sportsmen are born and can’t be created. However, others claim that talent has little to do with success and any child can be taught to become a great sports person or musician.

It is broadly said that several people are brought into this world with inherited gifts in sports or music, and others are not. Nevertheless, it is occasionally claimed that any offspring can be trained to become a superior athlete or artist. In this essay, I will illustrate aspects of both these viewpoints. On the one hand, everybody is born with a particular life mission. Clearly, some geniuses have natural talents enable them to be more intellectual than others. It seems that they possibly multi-task and also achieve remarkable accomplishments in various positions. For instance, Roger Federer is a Swiss former professional tennis player. He was extremely passionate about his career and began his journey at the age of eight. Nonetheless, there are a lot of people who possess the capabilities but lack the necessay circumstances to attain well-known in the world. On the other hand, many parents think that their descendants can be educated to become competent athletes or musicians, even they are not born with any talents. Consequently, many children had to practice skills when they were at a young age to get to be exceptional experts in the future. For example, China always has an annually game show for children, namely "The Voice Kid", a programme to find masterly youngster singers. Hence, besides expert, practice also makes a man perfect. In my opinion, both geniuses or trained persons play a fundamental role in our lives. However, only a minority of people who pursue with their spirit would thrive and valuable for society.