There has been a fashionable trend nowadays to express individuals' talents for the sake of popularity and wealth. Also, there has been a developed attitude states" anyone can do it" in various types of talent. It then led to a result shows that people with no talents become rich and famous while those who were born with genuine talents are not valued or appreciated. This essay will present some arguments against this view.
Everyone is considered talented, whether is talented-born or talented-trained. There are many types of talent in some areas such as music, literature, sports, painting, acting. etc. The view that non-talented people become famous and rich mostly based on several facts occur in a country. Take Indonesia as an example, the actress and actors are famous because of movies they performed. The fact that the casting requires physical attraction more than talents is no longer a secret. Since it is undeniable that good looking actress and actors attract viewers easily. But, at the same time, these performers are demanded to perform maximum to increase the quality of a movie. In another word, they are trained to be talented in the area of acting as it is believed that practice makes perfect. The popularity and wealth then come after practical opportunities, as better they act, the more they are paid and more famous they become.
Moreover, it seems to be cruel to justify the genuine talents are not appreciated and valued considering the facts that sports athletes and singers are well known for their popularity and wealth. Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Dianna Ross, Rod Stewart and so on are the real examples how genuine talents are praised. After all. To explore and provide more opportunities to those who are born talented, several events such as X-factor and Indonesian Idol are held to enhance them in introducing their genuine talents. These are held to provide more access to those who are considered less accessible regardless their physical attractions.
To conclude, I believe that all talents, whether it is genuine or product of habitual practices are well appreciated not only by popularity and wealth but also by-products they produce from various types of talents.
There has been a fashionable trend nowadays to express individuals'
talents
for the sake of
popularity
and
wealth
.
Also
, there has been a developed attitude states
"
anyone can do it
"
in various types of
talent
. It then led to a result
shows
that
people
with no
talents
become rich and
famous
while those who
were born
with
genuine
talents
are not valued or appreciated. This essay will present
some
arguments against this view.
Everyone
is considered
talented, whether
is talented
-born or talented-trained. There are
many
types of
talent
in
some
areas such as music, literature, sports, painting, acting.
etc
. The view that non-talented
people
become
famous
and rich
mostly
based on several facts occur in a country. Take Indonesia as an example, the actress and actors are
famous
because
of movies they performed. The fact that the casting requires physical attraction more than
talents
is no longer a secret. Since it is undeniable that
good looking
actress and actors attract viewers
easily
.
But
, at the same time, these performers
are demanded
to perform maximum to increase the quality of a movie. In another word, they
are trained
to
be talented
in the area of acting as it
is believed
that practice
makes
perfect. The
popularity
and
wealth
then
come
after practical opportunities, as better they act, the more they
are paid
and more
famous
they become.
Moreover
, it seems to be cruel to justify the
genuine
talents
are not appreciated and valued considering the facts that sports athletes and singers are well known for their
popularity
and
wealth
. Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Dianna Ross, Rod Stewart and
so
on are the real examples how
genuine
talents
are praised
.
After all
. To explore and provide more opportunities to those who
are born
talented, several
events
such as X-factor and Indonesian Idol
are held
to enhance them in introducing their
genuine
talents
. These
are held
to provide more access to those who
are considered
less accessible regardless their physical attractions.
To conclude
, I believe that all
talents
, whether it is
genuine
or product of habitual practices are well appreciated not
only
by
popularity
and
wealth
but
also
by-products they produce from various types of
talents
.