Being a legend has lot to do with practice
Sachin Tendulkar is a legend, so is A R Rahman, R D Burman, Satyajit Ray. Yes, we all are aware of their performances in their respective fields and they have become a legend because of their mastery. They stand apart and can single-handedly change the scenario in their field of mastery. They have various success stories and many consider them mentors in their respective arenas. They should be and can always be considered as guiding lights. Undoubtedly they have immense talent and potential and many say their talent is a gift of God. I completely agree with them. There cannot be any doubt about it. But let's consider one situation.Take the example of Sachin Tendulkar or Maradona. Despite their God-gifted talent they tirelessly practised their game for long hours, even more than their teammates in many situations and mind it, they became Sachin Tendulkar or A R Rahman not in a day. Of course, their talent is the key but they perfected their talent by practising tirelessly. They kept on learning each day through their practice sessions which made a big difference. We have seen many great players not in perfect touch when they return to their game after a long gap for some reason. This long gap means a long break from their practice sessions also. The same thing will happen to a great singer if she/he stays out of touch for some reason for a long period. So, if it is said that becoming a legend has more to do with practice, will it be entirely wrong?