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I would agree that there is no substitute for hard work, training education, communication, networking, etc., but the luck comes at birth when you are created with a degree of musical talent that varies from 0 to 100%. If you are tone deaf and have no sense of rhythm, no amount of hard work is going to make you a great singer or musician. On the other hand, a guy like Paul McCartney is close to 100% in talent and his hard work is rewarded in spades.
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